In Memory Of
Walter Vernon Marshall
1934
2020
Walter Vernon Marshall
February 3, 1934 — April 15, 2020
Walter V. Marshall, 86, passed away of natural causes Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 7:50 pm in Casper, Wyoming. Coming from a large family, he is survived by his brother Ronald William Marshall and sister, Risa Lorene Saunders. He is preceded in death by his siblings: Gerald "Jerry" Drake; Ivan Lamoine "Mickey" Marshall; Elnora Jean Marshall; and Clarissa Mae Thomas.
Walter is survived by seven children: Michael Marshall (Age 65) ; Denise Richards (Age 64); Vilora Walker (Age 49); Krysta-Jean Marshall (Age 39); Seth Marshall (Age 37); Ronald Marshall (Age 36); and Jerica Marshall (Age 29). He has fourteen grandchildren: Kelly Marshall (Age 40); Grace Kinnison (Age 42); Sean Marshall (Age 17) ; Jebidiah Marshall (Age 42); Meradeth Marshall (Age 38); Bani Kinnison (Deceased); Kevin Marshall (Deceased); Kennedy Walker (Age 10); Xander Walker (Age 12); Harper Sykes (Age 3); Derryk Marshall (Age 19); Kile Marshall (Age 17); Haylee Marshall (Age 13); and Atlas Wagner (Age 5). Walter also has four great-grandchildren: Morganne Cameron (Age 21); Allyson Lung (Age 17): Sarah Marshall (Age 18); and Jessi Marshall (Age 14).
He was born by his late parents Elsie Mae Brown and Walter J. Marshall in Council Bluffs, Iowa on February 3, 1934 at 6:20 pm. Walter went to Atlantic City for his schooling until his senior year, 1953, where he stopped his studies and went on to serve his country in the United States Army. From registering for selective service in 1952, he began his commitment with the Army from September 1954 through September 1956. While he was on duty, he was stationed in Fort Carson, Colorado as part of the 216th Chemical Company (Service) for the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. Some of his responsibilities while in the Army included making and testing nerve agents, handling flame-throwers, as well as disposal of toxicities. In November 1954, Walter was awarded the "Good Conduct Medal" for demonstrating exemplary behavior, efficiency, and fidelity. In 1955, he was certified as a Gas mask repairman in chemical supply as well as earned his G.E.D. through the United States Armed Forces Institute in Madison, Wisconsin. Upon his honorable discharge from the United States Army in 1956, Walter was a licensed restricted radiotelephone operate by the Federal Communication Commission. As well as he received the qualifications necessary to become a licensed private pilot of single-engine aircraft by the Federal Aviation Agency in 1962.
In 1979 he started a job at Allied Signal Aerospace in Vernon, California. Walter worked as quality control for Boeing Air Research. He continued to work there until he retired in 1989. After retirement he and his family moved to Stevensville, Montana until 1995, when they moved to Riverton, Wyoming. Walter lived in Riverton, Wyoming and completed odd jobs while focusing on his hobbies of photography, journalism, and studying the scripture. He was an active man of faith throughout the entirety of his life. In 2017, Walter moved to Casper, Wyoming where he spent his final days.
There will be an honorary service starting at Oregon Trail State Veterans Cemetery in Evansville, Wyoming and then will be moved to a new venue to Celebrate his life. The date and time is, at this moment undecided. In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made out to the family to help cover expenses or a donation in his name to Vets Helping Vets.
To share your memories of Walter or leave a special condolence message for the family, please visit the guestbook below.
Walter is survived by seven children: Michael Marshall (Age 65) ; Denise Richards (Age 64); Vilora Walker (Age 49); Krysta-Jean Marshall (Age 39); Seth Marshall (Age 37); Ronald Marshall (Age 36); and Jerica Marshall (Age 29). He has fourteen grandchildren: Kelly Marshall (Age 40); Grace Kinnison (Age 42); Sean Marshall (Age 17) ; Jebidiah Marshall (Age 42); Meradeth Marshall (Age 38); Bani Kinnison (Deceased); Kevin Marshall (Deceased); Kennedy Walker (Age 10); Xander Walker (Age 12); Harper Sykes (Age 3); Derryk Marshall (Age 19); Kile Marshall (Age 17); Haylee Marshall (Age 13); and Atlas Wagner (Age 5). Walter also has four great-grandchildren: Morganne Cameron (Age 21); Allyson Lung (Age 17): Sarah Marshall (Age 18); and Jessi Marshall (Age 14).
He was born by his late parents Elsie Mae Brown and Walter J. Marshall in Council Bluffs, Iowa on February 3, 1934 at 6:20 pm. Walter went to Atlantic City for his schooling until his senior year, 1953, where he stopped his studies and went on to serve his country in the United States Army. From registering for selective service in 1952, he began his commitment with the Army from September 1954 through September 1956. While he was on duty, he was stationed in Fort Carson, Colorado as part of the 216th Chemical Company (Service) for the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. Some of his responsibilities while in the Army included making and testing nerve agents, handling flame-throwers, as well as disposal of toxicities. In November 1954, Walter was awarded the "Good Conduct Medal" for demonstrating exemplary behavior, efficiency, and fidelity. In 1955, he was certified as a Gas mask repairman in chemical supply as well as earned his G.E.D. through the United States Armed Forces Institute in Madison, Wisconsin. Upon his honorable discharge from the United States Army in 1956, Walter was a licensed restricted radiotelephone operate by the Federal Communication Commission. As well as he received the qualifications necessary to become a licensed private pilot of single-engine aircraft by the Federal Aviation Agency in 1962.
In 1979 he started a job at Allied Signal Aerospace in Vernon, California. Walter worked as quality control for Boeing Air Research. He continued to work there until he retired in 1989. After retirement he and his family moved to Stevensville, Montana until 1995, when they moved to Riverton, Wyoming. Walter lived in Riverton, Wyoming and completed odd jobs while focusing on his hobbies of photography, journalism, and studying the scripture. He was an active man of faith throughout the entirety of his life. In 2017, Walter moved to Casper, Wyoming where he spent his final days.
There will be an honorary service starting at Oregon Trail State Veterans Cemetery in Evansville, Wyoming and then will be moved to a new venue to Celebrate his life. The date and time is, at this moment undecided. In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made out to the family to help cover expenses or a donation in his name to Vets Helping Vets.
To share your memories of Walter or leave a special condolence message for the family, please visit the guestbook below.
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