This memorial website was created in memory of our husband/father, Marshall Cornell, 85, born on May 7, 1928 and passed away on March 27, 2014. We will remember him forever.
Memorial services will be held at 10:00 AM on May 17th at Knox Presbyterian Church in Naperville, IL. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, any donations be made to either:
1. Knox Presbyterian Memorial Fund
- 1105 Catalpa Ln, Naperville, IL 60540
2. Parkinson Association of the Rockies
- http://www.parkinsonrockies.org/get-involved/donate
Feel free to visit his wife's (Betty) memorial at: Betty Cornell's forever missed memorial
Tributes
Leave a tribute- shared by Tara, Pathways Hospice
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Was looking over a bunch of pictures and getting the biggest smile seeing all the special moments you shared and provided with all of us over the years. For me you are and always will be My Hero. Miss you bunches. Love you Dad ❤️
It's funny how we write these as if you have something in heaven that allows you to read these posts. Everyone knows the internet doesn't reach that far.
I wanted to hear your laugh at that just now. Your sense of humor always made me laugh. I am hoping that what happens when I type here, you are actually sitting next to me as I type, saying something encouraging and happy I stopped by. One of my favorite memories was of when you and I went shopping for a tackle box for my flute repair supplies, and me imagining how it might have felt for you, getting a tackle box for your daughter-in-law. Weird, cool, different? I miss you Marsh. Love, Deb
Thinking of you the past few days, quick to share an anecdote with my co-workers of what a great dad and father you were. Every time I see a canoe I instantly think of you. All of us children and grandchildren were blessed to have you guide us and lead by example.
Love, Rick
Fun Memories
Was thinking back to all the wonderful things you did and thought about these three. Making a homemade certificate for me when I struck out the side in a little league game. You and Bumpa taking me to Yankee Stadium for my first game. You buying soda cans for our Lincoln Jr High basketball team to celebrate in the locker room after we won the championship . Love you Dad
special memories of dad
I saw a cardinal today and thought of how dad enjoyed watching and listening to the birds. At Pine Lake we went on a canoe trip in the early morning and just enjoyed the sounds of the lake. From the birds flying above, critters on the shore, fish jumping it was so peaceful. Until I started talking about the things that I saw just in case he didn't see them :) I'm so grateful to have those special memories. Thank you dad.
Love, Cathy