Marge M. Marshall

 

 

My husband of 60 years, Howard William Marshall, passed away of a heart attack on December 8, 2012.  He was a wonderful man and I miss him greatly.  But I know I'll see him again someday in heaven.  You can read his obituary at www.spaciousskies.me/howard/obituary.html. The photo at left was taken in British Columbia, Canada, May 2004. My homepage is now a blog at www.spaciousskies.me/home/  Howard painted the sunflowers above.  The original painting resides in California at the home of Earl & Pat Stokes.

"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." John 3:16

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The first Seaton Kids reunion was held in Lyons, Kansas June 4-5, 2010.  We had a lot of fun visiting, reminiscing, joking and singing.  All 5 of us "kids" were there and each of us had one of our children there, plus several "in-laws" ...and a few grandkids and great-grands, who kept things very lively.  We took lots of pictures and ate a lot of good food! The songs we sang were favorites of Dad and Mom Seaton.  Pat Seaton Crawford shared her 1964 story about Grandpa Walter Seaton, when he lost his right hand in an industrial accident.

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We have had several reunions since this one.
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Walt and Dorothy Seaton's favorite song was "I Know About Tomorrow,
and I Know Who Holds My Hand," by Ira F. Stanfill

Thanks for stopping by to visit us!  We're retirees who live in Kansas City, Kansas USA.  We hail from Lyons KS, in the center of the state, but we left home when we married in 1952 - well, Howard left in 1950 when he joined the Navy, and then I joined him.   We have a wonderful family, scattered around the country now.  Tour our retirement home here. 

Through the years Howard had been the pastor of a few Assemblies of God churches, including one in southeast Alaska; I'm a retiree from the Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas.  I enjoy creating websites.  I hope you'll have the time to look through some of them as well as reading about our adventures!  ~Marge

Pictures of my husband through the years on the occasion of his 79th birthday.  AND pictures of the two of us through the years. 

Howard's paintings are now on-line.  He says he might be persuaded to sell some of them if he's offered enough money.

See a slideshow about Howard's ministry in Alaska.  There are other slideshows you're welcome to view. 

Enjoy a delightful visit to a small village in western Alaska.

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When we lived in Klawock, Alaska, Mama Bear and her babies came by for some berry-picking.
 
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|| Loyal Evangelical Church || Hosanna Ranch in Montana || Pictures from Southwest Texas || Legendary Missionary || The Power of One Voice ||

Beautiful pictures of Jesus by artist Jean Keaton

Past History

Left: Marshall Home, Lyons, KS 1951

Right: Oct 2007, the old house is gone!

Updated 28-aug-16

 

Howard and I have three children, Larry, Janet and David.   Janet lives in Kansas City, Kansas.  David lives in Plentywood, Montana.   Larry lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The October highlight in "ABQ" is the Balloon Fiesta. 

Our eight grandchildren are Kari; Jason; Jami; Miranda; Tasso; Branin; and Halee.  Our beautiful great-granddaughters are Jacey, Jaden, Josie and Vasilia (Silia), Valentina, Evelyn and Katie;  our handsome great-grandsons are Justen, Hunter, Jaxen, Jacob, Landen, Atlas, Tasso Jr. and Vasendo.

We had a family reunion in December 2003 into January 2004.  It has been the only time we've all been together.  The men did a waffle bake-off.  It was all a lot of fun (and the waffles were delicious).

Our youngest grandson, Branin Marshall, has received his high school diploma.  He gave an excellent speech, and I made a web page to share it at www.spaciousskies.me/Branin/.  Now that our youngest grandchild, granddaughter Halee, is also a high school graduate, here's her page: www.spaciousskies.me/Morningstar/. Branin and Halee's husband Marshall Holland are now in the Air Force.

One of our grandchildren is in heaven; Dina, our special angel, has her wings now.  

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Mom & Dad

My brothers, sister, and I were blessed with great parents.  I've designed a web page for each of them.  

Walter Seaton's Page

Dorothy Seaton's Page

 


The Seaton "Kids" Aug2002
L-R, Norman, Marjorie, Leon, Patricia, Carl

In Memory



Carl's  wife, Vernie Bast Seaton,
passed away October 29, 2002. 
She was a wonderful person and we miss her!

In Memory

Pat's husband, Gary Crawford, passed away May 20, 2012.  He is greatly missed by his family, which includes 5 grandkids.

PRINCE OF WALES ISLAND stuff.  Labor Day 1997, David and his family, our daughter, Janet, Howard and I all visited a float house near the Naukati logging camp, northwest of Klawock.  It was a great experience.   Several of our friends host a Bed & Breakfast or an Inn.  In Klawock:  Trophy Inn, Don & Teresa Busse; Changing Tides Inn, Rob & Val Steward.   Check out the Prince of Wales Island Chamber of Commerce.

Click here to read about our trip to England

My pen-pal lives in Camberley, Surrey in England, (near London).   Kath and I have been writing to each other since 1947, and we had hoped to meet someday.  That finally came about and we had a delightful time visiting Kath & Norm and their family in the fall of 2002 (our 50th wedding anniversary year).

Pictures from our long-anticipated trip to England. 
Photos of our 50th anniversary celebrations.
Some really old pictures of us.

 

We entertained Tasso and his grandparents in the summer of 2006 when they traveled from Greece to visit Tasso and his dad.  Vasilios and Tasso traveled to Athens for the 2004 Olympic summer games, an exciting time for them!     



Spacious Skies Web Designs. If you're interested in help with designing your own Web page, check out my Spacious Skies website.   

I like old houses and created www.spaciousskies.me/wonderfuloldhomes/ with lots of links to ones I've found on the Internet. 

LAYNE'S HOSPITALITY HOME for Servicemen, San Diego, 1941-1975, during World War II, the Korean conflict and the Vietnam war. We do The Home News, a newsletter for former military personnel - U S Navy, Marines, Army and Air Force, men and women - and other people who went to the Home, and who knew Dad and Mom Rattan.   "O I care not what church you belong to...." I've finished the book about the Hospitality Home and made a slideshow with some of the photos we've collected.  Click here to see it.

My e-mail friend in Algeria, North Africa is a young man named Youcef - nicknamed ucif.

I have fun maintaining a web page for our friend, the Texas Tornado, and you never know what you'll find there next! 

The Santa Fe Trail was near our home town.

Howard and I are both graduates of Lyons High School in Lyons, Kansas. Howard and my brother Carl Seaton graduated in 1950.  I graduated in 1952.  It's nice that Howard and I graduated from the same school, so we know the same people.  I've made a page about my friend Delorse Robinson Carter and me; it has some LHS photos on it.  


Faces, left to right: Norma Jean Darrah, Roberta (Kay) Peterson, Renee Colle, Phyllis Hughes, Lila Hopping, LaMoyne Urmey, Joan Short, ?#1, Delores Reich, ?#2, ?#3, Verba Dunbar, Beth Dressel, Connie Skiles, Joyce Altenbaum, Pat Keller, Marian Hunter, Dwight Small, Norman Feldman, ?#4, Vester Near, Carl Seaton, Phyllis Nulton, Howard Marshall, Art Chandler, Arnold Bolton.

55th Reunion, Class of 1950,
Lyons, Kansas, High School

Howard is 3rd from the right, the bearded one

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Back row, l to r: Arlan Swanson, Bob Kennedy, Boyd Swick, Dell Young, Wendell Griffin, Vernon Kafka, Dean Hachenberger; Middle row: Sue Davis Martinie, Dean Manwarren, Arlen Tappan, Grace Elaine Forsythe Snider, Mona Dee Peters Bowman; Front row: Marge Seaton Marshall, Marilyn Schoonover Cobb, Rosalie Revel Danks, Darlene Cross Turpen, Phyllis Easley Gantz, Ernestene Ryan Suhler, Linda Barbera Alspaugh, Florene Curtwright Maxwell, Carolyn Jones Sayler.

55th year reunion, Class of 1952
Lyons, Kansas, High School

I am at left in the front row

 

Howard is an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God. 

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My church home in Kansas City is Northland Cathedral. 
 


Pastor Kevin Smith and his wife Taurina

Northland Cathedral Assembly of God
101 N W 99th Street
Kansas City MO 64155
(816) 455-2555.  Fax:  816-755-3181

 www.northlandcathedral.org 

If this page looks like a resume, blame it on my background in Human Resources, Personnel, and Employee Benefits (smile)! I retired from KCK City Hall, which is now a part of the Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas. It's not your ordinary government nowadays!  (No, not just because I retired!  We voters decided to change the system.)

In God We Trust!
 Practical Servanthood, A Handbook for the First-Time Pastor, is ready. My consultant is, naturally, my husband, Howard.  We've tried to come up with practical, hands-on advice garnered from our many years of experience!  (grin)  If you'd like a copy,  please send me an e-mail.  If you would like a copy, please let me know.  I can attach it to an e-mail because it's in PDF form.  To read an excerpt, click here.

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We're each wearing a Yupik kuspukOur Alaska Adventures

Our Alaska adventures began in Hawaii, believe it or not!  Our younger son, David, was stationed aboard the submarine USS Tunny (SSN-682) in Pearl Harbor when he met Shannon Snider at church.  Shannon was from Ketchikan, Alaska, and had come to Hawaii to visit her cousin who was stationed there in the Army.  David and Shannon were married in 1984.  David served in the US Navy until he received his honorable discharge in 1993 and they moved to Ketchikan to live.

In 1992 they had been relocated from St. Joseph, Missouri to Charleston, South Carolina, and I traveled along with them to help entertain young Branin and Halee.  I used vacation time from my job.  In 1993 the Navy offered mid-level management personnel the opportunity to leave the service, and David accepted the offer.  When they came through Kansas City, I took my annual vacation and accompanied them to Ketchikan.  What a time the five of us had sailing into Alaska aboard the MV Malaspina ferry from Prince Rupert, Canada!  After a week or so, I flew home to Kansas City.

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  I have my own domain for my business: www.spaciousskies.me 
Please contact me at mmarshall@spaciousskies.me 
if you are interested in having a web site.

Spacious Skies Web Designs is hosted by ETI, Inc.

On the Road...with the Marshalls

August 2009, issue #16, click here
January 2007, issue #15, click here
December 2005, issue #14, click here
January 2005, issue #13, click here
May 2002, issue #12, click here
 October 2000, issue #11, click here
January 2000, issue #10, click here

Issues 14, 15 and 16 are in PDF format, so you'll need the Adobe Reader to see them.  It's free at www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html.

 

I enjoyed visiting with you -- drop by again soon!
I like to get E-mail, so if you have comments or questions, I'm at
mmarshall@spaciousskies.me 

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ŠText copyright, Marjorie Seaton Marshall.  All rights reserved.

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This web site is owned, designed, and maintained by Marjorie Marshall of Marshall Consulting.  Spacious Skies Web Designs is a subdivision of Marshall Consulting.  Your business is appreciated!

Credits:  Happy New Year 2006: photo editing by Youcef Ouchaoua, Algeria. God Bless America graphic, designer unknown.  Harrup photograph, Northland Cathedral.  Photographs, Howard Marshall.  Lyons High School from the 1952 annual, The Lion's Roar.  WordArt by Microsoft, designed by Marge Marshall.  Microsoft Clipart, computer and bouquet. Sorry, sources not known for these graphics: red dot, eyes, New, and Updated.  Some of my graphics come from www.bellsnwhistles.com.  Background designer not known.