Marlow C. Sholander

1915–1995 (age 80)

Biography

Marlow C. Sholander (1915–1995) lived through eras of change with a reflective spirit, offering stability and wisdom to neighbors who sought his steady counsel. Whether lending a hand or sharing memories of earlier days, he helped preserve a sense of continuity amid rapid transformation.

Resting at Oak Hill Cemetery, Marlow is honored for a lifetime of thoughtful service, the gentle strength he carried into civic life, and the calm confidence that made his community feel more whole.

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