Stanley F. Marshall
Stanley F. Marshall
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Age: 59
Location:
Richmond Road and Andrews Ave
Staten Island , NY
United States
Stanley "Lee" Marshall was biking on Richmond Road just before 5:40 p.m. on Tuesday when he was fatally struck by 52-year-old Lisa Martini, according to Gothamist. The Staten Island Advance reported that Lee suffered multiple injuries from the crash, from which he did not recover.
Family and friends made a ghost bike in his memory and will gather to install it at the place of the crash at 9am on Saturday February 27, 2016.
The family is continuing to raise money in his memory, contribute here.
His family sent these rememberances for this page:
from his sister, Mary:
"Lee Marshall was a friendly and selfless man who would give you his last dollar and the shirt off of his back. He had no material wealth but behaved as though he had through the generosity of his character. He was always ready and willing to help whenever he was asked, and lived a very simple and solitary life ...and he loved his family."
from his niece, Jennifer Rose Marshall:
"A kind man, he was a workaholic, a survivor, family-oriented, and a loner."
According to the obituary for Stanley F. Marshall
The Brooklyn native was a young boy when he moved with his family to
Huguenot. He also lived in Tottenville and Charleston before moving to
Richmond in 2015.
He attended Tottenville High School.
Mr. Marshall worked for 30 years as an oil tank engineer at Island Environmental Services in Long Island City.
He was very hardworking, his family said. In his leisure time he enjoyed watching movies and playing video games.
Surviving are his mother, Jean Marshall; his brothers, Charles and
James, and his sisters, Claudia Alois, Aimee Maratta and Mary Marshall.
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Age: 59
Location:
Richmond Road and Andrews Ave
Staten Island , NY
United States
Stanley "Lee" Marshall was biking on Richmond Road just before 5:40 p.m. on Tuesday when he was fatally struck by 52-year-old Lisa Martini, according to Gothamist. The Staten Island Advance reported that Lee suffered multiple injuries from the crash, from which he did not recover.
Family and friends made a ghost bike in his memory and will gather to install it at the place of the crash at 9am on Saturday February 27, 2016.
The family is continuing to raise money in his memory, contribute here.
His family sent these rememberances for this page:
from his sister, Mary:
"Lee Marshall was a friendly and selfless man who would give you his last dollar and the shirt off of his back. He had no material wealth but behaved as though he had through the generosity of his character. He was always ready and willing to help whenever he was asked, and lived a very simple and solitary life ...and he loved his family."
from his niece, Jennifer Rose Marshall:
"A kind man, he was a workaholic, a survivor, family-oriented, and a loner."
According to the obituary for Stanley F. Marshall
The Brooklyn native was a young boy when he moved with his family to
Huguenot. He also lived in Tottenville and Charleston before moving to
Richmond in 2015.
He attended Tottenville High School.
Mr. Marshall worked for 30 years as an oil tank engineer at Island Environmental Services in Long Island City.
He was very hardworking, his family said. In his leisure time he enjoyed watching movies and playing video games.
Surviving are his mother, Jean Marshall; his brothers, Charles and
James, and his sisters, Claudia Alois, Aimee Maratta and Mary Marshall.