Marvin H. Espenshade
Why light a candle?
Lighting a virtual candle is a spiritual and religious way to honor the memory of Marvin H. Espenshade and extend your warmest sympathy.
Supportive
Show your support to grieving family members and friends by leaving a meaningful condolence message to accompany your candle
Show your support to grieving family members and friends by leaving a meaningful condolence message to accompany your candle
Unique
Lighting a virtual candle gives anyone from anywhere the opportunity to symbolize their love to the deceased and their family without being physically present.
Unique
Lighting a virtual candle gives anyone from anywhere the opportunity to symbolize their love to the deceased and their family without being physically present.
Spiritual
This flame signifies your everlasting love and the light that your loved one brought to your life and the lives of those around them.
This flame signifies your everlasting love and the light that your loved one brought to your life and the lives of those around them.
Many have already shown their support
May 17, 2024
Col Durant, Alicia, Ron and the rest of the MCIS staff. lit a candle
May 17, 2024
Laureen and family, In loving memory of Jeff, Sharing in your sorrow. With love and friendship. I so wish I could be at the service on Monday, but unfortunately, I can't. Jeff was one of my best friends at Clemson, and I'm so glad that we were able to stay in touch after college and share many rounds of golf together. I will always have happy memories of the time we spent together and our shared love of Clemson (and especially Clemson football). Wishing you peace in the days and months ahead.
Kevin Muller lit a candle
May 17, 2024
Your GM Family lit a candle
May 17, 2024
Love, Sharon, Chris, Matthew and Nicole Padavick lit a candle
May 17, 2024
Barry you were not only my cousin but one of my closest confidants in high school. The memories that I made with you will forever be in my heart. We shared many good times along with a bit of mischief. After graduation we only became closer through life's ups and downs. I will forever be grateful that we did get to share your happier times together. I only wish I could've been there more through your sad times. I will forever love and miss you. Fly high dear cousin until we meet again.
Sherry Saunders lit a candle
May 17, 2024
In loving memory of Brian R. Spilker, Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Uncle Brian will always be in our hearts and memories and live on through all of those who continue to love him. Aunt Patty, we are praying for you and all of Brian’s family and friends, and for peaceful days ahead. Know that we love you and Sammy, and are here for you anytime. Celebrating Brian’s life is our minds and hearts.
Culala Family: Janet, John, Alex & Audrey lit a candle
May 17, 2024
Reyn, Tim, Andi, Tom lit a candle
May 17, 2024
Business Services, Ohio University College of Business lit a candle
May 17, 2024
Teo my friend, thank you for your loyalty, your kindness, your humor, your work ethic. My life was enriched to have known you. Bob
Bob Trimble lit a candle
May 17, 2024
Your friends at Alight lit a candle
May 17, 2024
The Rotary Club of Rock Hill lit a candle
May 17, 2024
In loving memory of Janet Lee Cintron, Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.
Joanne Keith lit a candle
May 17, 2024
Someone lit a candle
May 17, 2024
From your entire family at Sedgwick. lit a candle
May 17, 2024
Joan lit a candle
A unique and lasting tribute
