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MARSHALL WILLIAM LUBKER Passed away at home in his sleep on May 1, 2005. Born October 15, 1951, in Superior, Nebraska, to William H. and Ruth Lee Gilmore Lubker. He is survived by his father, his sisters, Noel Cichon and Elizabeth L. Nay (and Ed Weatherton). Beloved uncle to Juliet, Carrie (and Jason), Blanc (and Carol), Mason, Austin, Hannah and Aidan. Also survived by his devoted caregiver, Sherry Gail. Marshall was a 50-year-plus resident of San Leandro. He was a 1969 graduate of Pacific High School. He attended Columbia College, and was a member of Teamsters Local 853, The Elks Lodge and The Odd Fellow Lodge in San Leandro. He worked as a contractor for 25 years. He enjoyed riding his bike, his quad and loved the mountains. He is in a better place now, with his mother, his dogs, Molly and Kelly, and his buddies, Jim, Rick, Gene and Randy. Friends are respectfully invited to attend a Celebration of Marshall's Life Saturday, May 7, 2005, at the Santos-Robinson Mortuary, 160 Estudillo Ave., San Leandro, beginning at 2:00 p.m. SANTOS-ROBINSON MORTUARY SAN LEANDRO
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Jon Gledhill (1969)
Marshall was a great friend, but I lost touch with him after high school. There are many times that I called upon Marsh to help me fix my car - he was very talented in that regard and was always willing to bail me out. How many friends like that do we find in our lifetimes?We spent many hours walking the streets of Bayfair during our pre-driving years, talking about life - politics, music, girls and sports; throwing around the football. Looking back, of course, I see the innocent value of this time and value it greatly. Thanks Marsh for your friendship.
Kathy Almand (Wharton) (1969)
I always will smile when I remember Marshall. He could always make me laugh and a friend from Garfield. I would see him off and on through the years in the Mulford Gardens area. I am sad to know he's gone. I will miss him.Edward Serafino (1970)
Marshall was a good friend. He and I were the same age, but were one month apart, he was the younger. Marshall and I would go to the Manor Health Studio to work out for Football. Even though he was one month younger than me, he could grow a beard over the summer, so he would not get carded when he bought drinks. Those were great days. I sure do miss those days, and I really miss Marshall. I'm sorry that we had our own lifes, and had not kept in touch.Brian Hendrickson (1976)
Noel Lubker (Mumford) (1964)
I am missing you, brother Marsh. We always had such a good time up at the mountains and I miss your acerbic wit. I am sorry that you never had the chance to experience family life or the delight of raising children. You would have been a great dad as you always related well to kids and had the excellent core values of the Lubker/Gilmore family. I especially miss our political discussions and could sure use some backup in my debates with the libs of Willy's family. Funny how you knew Willy growing up but never realized that he and I would be married someday.....oh, the ironies of life. Love ya...and see you in the afterlife. Noel