Just learned of the passing of my cousin.  Marv and I nearly shared birthdays. As cousins our bands were involved in a lot of the same activities so we ran around together. I'll always remember his laughter and how much fun he was. At those high school years, I actually preferred to spend time with him more than the other boys. Out at our Grandpa's farm, we spent many summers together. He was not only a great cousin, but a great friend. Rest in Peace with the Lord.

Marv was like a second father to me as I grew up with his late son, Shawn.  He was the quintessential optimist and always found a way to see the positive side of things.  I was devastated at the news of his passing and regret that I was not able to be at the service.  The world lost a very amazing person.  Rest in peace my dear friend.

Marvin was always so joyful, and it was contagious. He pumped up the energy in the room from the minute he entered it, could engage you in an interesting conversation on nearly any topic, and left you happier for the exchange. His joy was contagious! I loved his laughter and smile, and that is what I will remember and miss most. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Deb and family, Marvin's smiles, jokes and warm welcoming way will be missed, but long remembered. May the many memories he made with you give you strength. Know that we are with you in spirit. Our sincere condolences, Charlie (Ronnie) and Sandy Brummet

We were so sorry to hear about Marvin.  We enjoyed visiting with him at the last Wade reunion in Carlyle, and looking at the pictures and reminiscing about the Wade family. He will be missed.

We had not know Marvin but only short 2 yrs...but those we some of our best times.  Marv lit up a room with his smile and gentle ways.  We did not get enough time to be with him,but are thankful for the time we did share.  Our hearts are heavy because of his passing. Rest In Peace Dear Friend...

I 'm so sorry to hear of this passing of a wonderful friend and classmate of 1954.  He was the other one with the middle name of "LEE".  He and I had the same middle name and we thought that was neat, so we would say to each other "Hi the other Lee" and laugh.  He will be missed by all of the class of 54. Sharon Lee West Krajcovic classmate.

I am deeply saddened by the loss of Marv. He was a wonderful classmate and friend. I will always remember him as a happy guy who always made you feel better with his natural smile. My feelings and sympathy go out to his family. 
Paul Norris (Columbus, Ohio)

We will miss the laughter and joy we shared with Uncle Marvin.  We cherished the stories he told of all the good times with his brothers.  Heaven must be erupting with joy to have him home again with Grandma, Grandpa, Warren, Robert and Wayne (Dad), and of course his beloved Shawn.  Rest in our Heavenly Father's everlasting peace.  We will miss you.  Love, Waynette

From those of us who have lost a dear friend in Marvin Wade:

“The deep pain that is felt at the death of every friendly soul arises from the feeling that there is in every individual something which is inexpressible, peculiar to him alone, and is, therefore, absolutely and irretrievably lost.” 

        --Arthur Schopenhauer--

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Marvin Lee Wade Sr.

14 septembre 1936 – 4 mars 2014

Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Chapel Hill

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