D. Marvin Freeman
<p id="descr" class="show-read-more" itemprop="description"> D. Marvin Freeman was born in Yuma, Arizona to Donald Marvin and Elta Wilhelmina (Durr) Freeman. He married Erma Maxene Dothager on August 20, 1960 in Mulberry Grove, IL. He is survived by his wife, his sons Monte K. Freeman and Rick (Tammy) Freeman, his sisters Patricia "Pat" (Chester) Snow and Jeana D. (Norman) Seibert. He is also suvived by his grandson Nicholas Marvin Freeman. He moved to Mulberry Grove as a youth with his family. He attended Neathery School and graduated from Mulberry Grove High School in 1957. He also attended Duncan's National Auctioneering School in Creston, Iowa. He had worked at Richardson Brothers Greenhouse in St. Elmo, IL., National U.S. Radiator/Crane Co in Greenville, IL., Penn Central Railroad at various locations in Illinois and Indiana as Station Agent, Consolidated Coal Co, Coffeen, IL as Office Manager, and Greenville Service Co. as a fuel distributor retiring 10/15/1999. He also farmed for many years. He was member of the Liberty Baptist Church. Memorial contributrions are suggested to Durr Cemetery, Noffsinger Cemetery, Siteman Cancer Center, or Bond County Hospice.<br/><br/>Service: <br/><br/>Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 10:30 AM<br/><br/>Young Funeral Home<br/><br/><br/><br/>Visitation: <br/><br/>Monday, April 2, 2013 from 4-8 PM<br/><br/>Young Funeral Home <br /><br /> </p>Obituary
D. Marvin Freeman was born in Yuma, Arizona to Donald Marvin and Elta Wilhelmina (Durr) Freeman. He married Erma Maxene Dothager on August 20, 1960 in Mulberry Grove, IL. He is survived by his wife, his sons Monte K. Freeman and Rick (Tammy) Freeman, his sisters Patricia "Pat" (Chester) Snow and Jeana D. (Norman) Seibert. He is also suvived by his grandson Nicholas Marvin Freeman. He moved to Mulberry Grove as a youth with his family. He attended Neathery School and graduated from Mulberry Grove High School in 1957. He also attended Duncan's National Auctioneering School in Creston, Iowa. He had worked at Richardson Brothers Greenhouse in St. Elmo, IL., National U.S. Radiator/Crane Co in Greenville, IL., Penn Central Railroad at various locations in Illinois and Indiana as Station Agent, Consolidated Coal Co, Coffeen, IL as Office Manager, and Greenville Service Co. as a fuel distributor retiring 10/15/1999. He also farmed for many years. He was member of the Liberty Baptist Church. Memorial contributrions are suggested to Durr Cemetery, Noffsinger Cemetery, Siteman Cancer Center, or Bond County Hospice.
Service:
Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 10:30 AM
Young Funeral Home
Visitation:
Monday, April 2, 2013 from 4-8 PM
Young Funeral Home
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