Marvin Cornelius Green Sr.

Loving Memory of Marvin Cornelius Green

In Sunrise August 12, 1964

Sunset August 21, 2020

Marvin attending elementary, Jr. High, and High School in

Stockton, as well as Lodi, later graduating from Job Corp in San

Bernardino. Marvin spent most of his life growing up in Stockton

and was known all throughout the city. Marvin loved sports and

was an avid 49er fan. He loved his music, his children, his family,

and his friends.

On his business card, he was simply Marvin the Handyman, no

matter what other job he may have held down at the time (mostly

construction). Marvin knew he was gifted in the things he put his

hands to, nicknaming himself “Blackgyver”. No matter how long

or difficult the job, Marvin took pride in his work, doing it the right

way, the first time.

Faced with many challenges in his life, as we all are, determined

to do it his way, he could be difficult. He would turn those times

into a story to make everyone laugh.

Marvin’s wittiness and desire to connect, would have him at an

early age, during church service, causing everyone to laugh at the

improvised things that he would do. Connecting had him in the

know at family functions, (he loved to eat).

Connecting at church, where he worked and worshiped, he knew,

gave him peace in his life.

We will go on telling stories about Marvin, laughing at him being

him.

Marvin is survived by his children; (daughter), Jannice Marnaé

Green, (son) Marvin C. Green Jr., (granddaughter) Jazmine, his

father; MC Green, mother; Emma McGadney, his sisters; Priscilla

Denise Green-Stevenson(David), Quanda McGadney, Candace

McGadney-Lee(Philip), Camille taylor, Danielle taylor, Tanisha

love, Felicia Barnes, brothers; Michael Goodwin Jr., Cornel

Armstrong, aunties; Delores (Cookie) Jones, Gloria Harell, Anna

Harrell, uncles; John L. Green etc… Ex-wife, Auntie Rose(and

children), God parents and family; The Lewis family; Michael

Murchinson’s daughters, his mom and family; a host of nieces,

nephews, cousins, those who loved him like a relative and many

others good friends.

Marvin was proceded in death by all his Harrell uncles and big

brother Michael Murchinson.

In appreciation:

The children, family, and friends of Marvin

Cornelius Green would like to express our sincere gratitude and

appreciation to all those who have donated their time, money,

condolences, and support during our time of bereavement. If

anyone feels unappreciated or forgotten, please charge it to our

heads and not our hearts.

Peace be unto you Marvin.

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