Marion Gilbert Muckey
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Private family graveside service for Marion Gilbert Muckey, 82, Lawrence, KS was held at Clinton Cemetery. He died March 3, 2018 at his home. He was born July 18, 1935, in Baldwin City, Kansas. His parents were Andrew Jacob Muckey, he died May 18, 1982, Baldwin City and Ruth Olive Crady Muckey, she died September 12, 2003, Baldwin City.
Marion married Charlotte Marie (Gibler) on October 1, 1955 in Lawrence, KS. She survives of the home.
Survivors include his wife of the home, Charlotte, 3 children, Michael Gary, Lawrence, Cynthia Diane, Lawrence, Keith Andrew, Baldwin City, 3 grandchildren, Nichole Renee, Lawrence, Justin Lee, Lawrence, Andrew Nash, Baldwin City and great-grandchild, Gavin William Becvar, Waukee, Iowa.
He attended Baldwin City schools, attended Baker University. He was employed at the University of Kansas for 42 years. He was the assistant director of Facilities Operations at the University of Kansas. Marion was an excellent craftsman in his own right, having advanced through the ranks from carpenter to assistant director.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in his name to Visiting Nurses and may be sent in care of Warren-McElwain Mortuary.
My thoughts & prayers go out to the family, I worked with Keith @ the paper company years ago…
Ann Frenya House
My thoughts & prayers go out to the family, I worked with Keith @ the paper company years ago…
Ann Frenya House
David Rinke:
My thoughts and prayers to your family!!
So sorry for your loss. Prayers for comfort for the family!
So sorry for your loss.!!!
To the Muckey Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. I remember your dad well! Your family was our neighbors for a long time. My thoughts and prayers are with your family in this time of sorrow.
Our hearts are with you Aunt Charlotte, Mike, Cindy & Andy. Love from The Bill Pettengill Gang
Sorry to hear of your family loss. Mr. Muckey was a wonderful man. You and the family are in my heart and thoughts.
So sorry to hear of your loss. I worked for years at various paint and decorating shops in Lawrence in the 80s and 90s. One thing I remember vividly about Marion is how well respected he was by vendors, that sold supplies to the University. He was known to be very fair, a true man of integrity. Someone that understood several trades, and treated all with dignity and respect. God bless him.
While I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Muckey, I was blessed to know Mike and Cindy. Their lives and personalities speak well of their father. My sympathy to the family.
Cindy, I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Marion was definitely one of my favorite KU employees. He was always pleasant, sincere, and you could trust him totally. He got the job done, too. Everyone respected this man. It was also my privilege to work with Cindy for over 20 years who obviously adored her father and followed his lead in word and deed. I am very grateful for having Marion now and again in my life and send deep condolences from Shirley and me.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Mr. Muckey was always so nice and made Halloween so much fun in our hood. Sending hugs and condolences to each and every one of you.
Hello Marion Muckey Family–I was one year ahead of Marion at BHS and remember he played basketball and track. Sorry that our paths never crossed during the years since graduation, 1952 and 1953. I believe Marion grew up in west Baldwin; I lived near the Baker stadium. Glad he had a successful career at KU and wish I had met his Family. My sincere condolences. Charles Hill
Dear Aunt Charlotte, I’m sorry to hear that Uncle Marion had died. He was your life long friend and Love. Things will not be the same, but I know you will be strong for your children. If you ever want to scream, I have an ear to listen. 785-221-0304.
Charlotte and Cindy,
So sorry for your loss. Thinking of you these days and sending healing prayers. We know we have received prayers from you in the past. I know that you are no stranger to grief. Be gentle with yourselves.
Very sincerely,
Terry Tuckwin