William Marsha September 7, 1954- June 23, 2024
MOUNT CARMEL - Bill was called home on Sunday 6/23/24 after a brief illness, he passed at home surrounded by family and friends.
Bill was born 9/7/54 in Ticonderoga, NY to Roy S. & Llewellyn (Belote) Marsha who preceded him in death.
Bill was a retired Marble & Tile craftsman with exceptional skills showcased in multiple states. His hobbies included woodworking, fishing, & a love of sports cars. He loved to be outside on a nice day & always wanted to be on the go, especially if it involved Chinese food. He had a love of all animals, especially his beloved pit-bull Jazzmine.
Left to cherish his memory are his wife Lisa Marsha, daughter Kristina Black (Stephen), son Eric Marsha (Tasha), grandchildren Lucas, Noah, & Alex, sister Carol McCann, brother Gary Marsha, sister Susan Zammitt (Bill) all of FL, several nieces, nephews, & cousins, and special friend Kyla Mullins.
A private memorial will be held at a later date for family & friends.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Patty Ming
June 27, 2024
William (aka Billy) was my Step Uncle and close friend when I was younger. He taught me how to fish. I remember going out into the Jupiter inter coastal waterway and fishing for trigger fish at night. One night we had a trigger fish on the boat that bit the end of my flip flop off. After fishing we went back to his house and there was a lot of shrimp (bait) left over so he decided to cook it for a snack. Eric and Kristina were in the kitchen when he boiled the water. When the water was hot he grabbed a handful of the live shrimp and dropped them in the pot. They all jumped back out of the pot like popcorn. The kids freaked out and wouldn´t eat the shrimp after that. I loved those times spent with him and his family. Praying for you all during this difficult time.
Patty
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