 I remember Marvin from many years ago when our families would have Sunday visits. My heartfelt sympathy to all of his brothers and sisters. I remember all of you and wish I could be with you today.


We grew up right across the street from the Hennen family, Mikey, Erik and Joy . I remember how  kind hearted Marv  was.  He would always be concerned that all the kids in the hood had enough to eat, lol His choice of food hard candies lots of them, I would take great pleasure in watching him work in his home office, and he gave me the duties of cleaning up while he worked. I think it was all because I'd hover over him watching him work there for he found a way to get me out from behind his desk and asking all the silly questions I did! He had an amazing personality and one could talk to him about every or anything! His friendly smile and hello's were always there. I had the honor later in life meeting his daughter Becky, we became friends and have allot of memories to share, Especially when the news came she was going to have my niece! Marvin you will be sadly missed by many many people who knew you well. May you Rest In Peace, You may be gone but NEVER forgotten!           Lesa Jurek

                                                                                                                

 For, in my life, you have played a special part that no distance and no person can ever take. I will always keep you dear to me with every breath I take. The memories I will treasure and forever keep them close, for this is just temporary, the light shall shine so close. I have frequently been asking all the if’s, why's and how's. These questions may not ever be answered, or, for all I know, they might. But for now my guardian angel is close and forever in my sight.
We can see you were getting tired with every breath you took, it was time to close eyes, loved one, and to be guided to your forever home. For you are my fighting soldier, a hero to say the least, the first to fight for all of us, to grant us gracious peace. You were first to take the stand and the one who rose his hand, it is now my duty to honor you Grandpa, because you were such a brave man. A soldier isn't a title just any man can take, a soldier is a man who waves the American flag with every breath he takes.
Papa, it is now your time to rest, I will not think of you as gone. I will keep this close to my heart because your journey has just begun. Life holds so many facets, this earth is only one. I think of your peaceful rest as a sign given from loved ones who have preciously gone. You're in a place of warmth and comfort where there are no days or years, no sorrow, no sadness and no falling tears. Now it is time to take your place in honor, among those who have gone before. Just know you will be forever remembered, for now and for ever more. Today I stand so strong, so proud, and so tall, grateful to be a Hennen, as the name will forever be passed along. With you as my forever marine, your sacrifices and all . Here is my salute to you, forever go in peace, as we lay you down to rest easy, please always remember me. The time has come for us to hold your precious memories. Today we honor and pay great respect to you, as we cover you in your colors of red, white, and blue.

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Marvin was preceded in death by his Parents, Cyrill and Marie; Sister, Geralyn.  

He will be deeply missed by his Wife, Evelyn; Daughters, Bekki (Allen), Joy (Kirk), Becky (Kevin); Son, Mike; Grandchildren, Alexis, Rachel, Jackie (Kurt), Sarah, Nicholas, Jared, Jordan; Sisters, Arlis (Jerry), Sandy (Greg), Terri (Herman); Brothers, Bob (Betty), Gabe (Mary Jane), Gil (Rita), Gordy, Bruce, (Judy), Mike (Deb); Nieces, Nephews, and Dear Friends.

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Marvin Albert Hennen

May 21, 1945 – March 13, 2018

Wulff Funeral Home

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