Marvin Kenneth Grunhurd

August 10, 1926 - February 27, 2014

Marvin Kenneth Grunhurd

August 10, 1926 - February 27, 2014

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Born in Lewiston, Idaho

Our beloved Husband/Dad/Gramps/GG passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loving family, on February 27, 2014. Marv, “Muggs” packed a well-lived 87-plus years to the brim with family, fun, business ownership, travel and wedded bliss (more than 65 years with his beautiful bride Roni). He was a loyal, kind friend to many and always greeted them with a smile and his signature handshake. He was the kind, funny and ever-loving patriarch of our family and a long-standing pillar of Bellingham, owning Blackburn Office Equipment for 30 years. Known in the family for his ever-present happy hum, he enjoyed every day no matter what he was doing. He left us with a legacy of adventure, fun, business savvy, a generous heart and a love of life that we strive to emulate every day. His passing leaves a huge hole in our hearts, but we are filled with joy knowing that he is now with his beloved friends and family who’ve gone on before himand is most likely digging into platefuls of lutefisk and an unending cuppa coffee.

Farewell Tribute Information

Visitation will be held 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM on Wednesday, March 5th and Thursday February 6th at Moles Farewell Tributes in Bellingham. Marvin’s Celebration of Life will be held 2:30 PM, Friday, March 7th at Trinity Lutheran Church. Burial will be held at Greenacres Memorial Park. Donations Information

Memorials may be made to Whatcom Hospice House or Trinity Lutheran Church.

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8 responses to Marvin Kenneth Grunhurd

  1. I didn’t meet your dad but he must have been a wonderful guy, because I know his daughters! To the whole family, remember the good times…

  2. You were a wonderful man and you will be missed greatly by all. Our love and sympathy to all our cousins

  3. So sorry for your loss! Big hugs and comforting thoughts to all of you !

  4. Marv, with your amazing smile, that beamed of adventure, travel and most of all your love for family. We are heartened to know your final journey was peaceful.

  5. Hey dad! Remember when Auntie Ruth passed away I told you I wasn’t going to go to your funeral! I was going to go on a cruise instead. Your answer was, Debby, Take me with you! We both laughed out loud! You were so loving towards all of us and made us laugh instead of cry!
    I will keep your love close to my heart always. You shared yourself unselfishly with everyone you met. Thank you for showing me the way to live. Till we meet again! Love ya pops

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