Condolence: My sincere condolences to the family during this sad time. I remember Marv as a happy guy, always smiling with kind words. He brought me into the Fire Dept in 1966 and taught me a healthy respect for what it means to be a Fireman. He was a great role model.

Condolence: My sincere condolences to the family. Marv's Dad and my husband's Mom were brother & sister, and good friends. I will miss Marv a lot. We've had good times together.

Condolence: Dear Dot, Pam ,Eric and Jill, I am sorry to hear about Marv. I worked with Marv from 1972-1988 @ Cossitt's gravel bed and block plant. He had an amazing ability, and knowledge, to repair/build anything that needed it. In 1975 when we moved the "plant" from Earlville to Middleport, I was "tutored" by Marv and Bill Ballard, what a pair to learn from! Marv was an awesome foreman. He was very patient and understanding with a "snot nosed kid". As we worked together over the yrs. I got to know his family. I also got to know the love he had for All of you kids(we talked about a lot of "stuff" @ lunchtime). I remember Marv and Dot coming to Kevin's football games when I coached, he was a good grampa! Probably one of the best boss' I ever had. He gave me the confidence and a lot of knowledge which I used all the yrs I worked. He was one of Cossitt's best men. Alfred and Lonell Cossitt loved Marv Jantzen and I guess, when I stop and think about it, so did I. Again, I'm so sorry. "Smalltown U.S.A." lost a great man On Sept. 5, 2018

Condolence: Dot, Pam and all siblings, I'm very sorry to hear of Marv's death. I'll be unable to see you this weekend due to my children coming into town for their father's death. I will keep you in my prayers and thoughts. Love to all, Kay Wetherell Powell

Condolence: Thoughts, prayers and hugs to Dot and family. Dot and I shared a lot of weighty problems!! Ada Symonds, Sebring, Fl