Marshall Klevenow

1901–1976 (age 75)

Biography

Marshall Klevenow, whose life stretched from 1901 to 1976, is remembered at Mount Olivet Cemetery for the steady kindness he shared across generations of neighbors and friends.

His quiet presence and willingness to lend a hand remain woven into the fabric of the community he called home, a gentle reminder of the simple grace of everyday service.

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