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     Leonidas James Marshall is the son of Jacob Matthew Marshall and Amanda Jane Redman.

     Michael Marshall is the son of Samuel Marshall and Barbara J. (?)

     Samuel Marshall married Barbara J. (?)

     Sean Marshall is the son of Samuel Marshall and Barbara J. (?)

     Donna May Marsonette is the daughter of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey.¹ Donna May Marsonette married (?) Ruscitti.¹

     Glenn Francis Marsonette was born on 26 March 1946 at Havre, Hill Co., Montana. He was the son of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey.¹ Glenn Francis Marsonette married Patsy Ann Johnson on 13 June 1987 at Reno, Washoe Co., Nevada.¹ Glenn Francis Marsonette lived in 2012 at Eugene, Lane Co., Oregon.¹ He died on 18 October 2013 at age 67.

     Jay Allen Marsonette is the son of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey.¹ Jay Allen Marsonette married Krista L. Fuller on 17 April 1994 at Pierce Co., Washington.¹

     Judy Ellen Marsonette is the daughter of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey.¹ Judy Ellen Marsonette married Randy Allen on 30 June 1973 at Lane Co., Oregon.¹

     Robert Clyde Marsonette is the son of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey.¹ Robert Clyde Marsonette married Judy Kay Ernst on 18 March 1962 at St. Mary 's Catholic Church, Mount Angel, Marion Co., Oregon. Robert Clyde Marsonette married Sue (?)¹

     Ruth Ann Marsonette is the daughter of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey.¹ Ruth Ann Marsonette married Greg Ewald.¹ Ruth Ann Marsonette married Charles Kent Rhodes on 15 May 1970 at Marion Co., Oregon. Ruth Ann Marsonette and Charles Kent Rhodes were divorced on 21 August 1972 at Marion, Marion Co., Oregon.

     Theresa Gail Marsonette is the daughter of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey.¹ Theresa Gail Marsonette married John Leroy Mellott on 6 July 1968 at Lane Co., Oregon.¹

     Vern Carl Marsonette is the son of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey.¹ Vern Carl Marsonette married Sheila Tucker on 28 July 1973 at Lane Co., Oregon.¹

     Wallace Carl Marsonette was born in 1916.² He married Mary Dorothy Tracey, daughter of Bernard Stanislaus Tracey and Letha Ellen Payne, on 8 September 1939 at Whitefish, Flathead Co., Montana.^1,3 Wallace Carl Marsonette died in 1963 at Portland, Oregon.^3,2 He was buried at Maplewood Pioneer Cemetery, Clackamas Co., Oregon, SEC C BLK 21 PLOT 16.²

     Wayne Wallace Marsonette is the son of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey.¹ Wayne Wallace Marsonette married Sandra Lee Perry on 17 November 1996 at Clark Co., Nevada.¹

     Barbara Martin is the daughter of Robert James Martin and Audrey Mae Harn.

     Bertha May Martin was born in 1888.² She married Walter Redman, son of John William Redman and Della Regina Kerr.¹ Bertha May Martin died in 1948.² She was buried at Sugar Creek Cemetery, Stockland, Iroquois Co., Illinois.²

     Bruce Allan Martin married Shelley Ann Leighton Harn, daughter of Leighton Robert Harn and Harriet Grizzell.¹

     Donald Martin is the son of Robert Doud Martin Sr. and Virginia Ann Lutz. Donald Martin married Meredith Lawrence.¹

     Jessica Martin is the daughter of Phil Martin and Cecily E. Sprouse.

     John Martin was born in September 1871 at Iowa. He married Anna L. Harn, daughter of John Thomas Harn and Harriet Melissa Sumner, on 4 November 1894 at Polk Co., Iowa.

     Judith Ann Martin was born on 12 February 1944 at Casper, Natrona Co., Wyoming. She married Ernest Julian Trujillo, son of Louis Richard Trujillo and Rebecca Marie Sanchez, on 18 August 1962 at Casper, Natrona Co., Wyoming. Judith Ann Martin died on 11 June 2016 at Casper, Natrona Co., Wyoming, at age 72.

     Matthew Eden Martin was born on 5 September 1962 at Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland.¹ He was the son of Robert Doud Martin Sr. and Virginia Ann Lutz. Matthew Eden Martin married Tracy Wisenburg in 1987.² Matthew Eden Martin lived in October 2012 at Gig Harbor, Pierce Co., Washington.² He died on 30 May 2020 at Gig Harbor, Pierce Co., Washington, at age 57.¹ He was buried at Haven of Rest Cemetery, Gig Harbor, Pierce Co., Washington.¹

     Patrick Brian Martin was born on 11 December 1958 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington.¹ He was the son of Robert Doud Martin Sr. and Virginia Ann Lutz. Patrick Brian Martin died on 27 October 1976 at Gig Harbor, Pierce Co., Washington, at age 17.¹ He was buried at Haven of Rest Cemetery, Gig Harbor, Pierce Co., Washington.¹

     Phil Martin married Cecily E. Sprouse, daughter of Alan Keith Sprouse and Dorothy Magneson.

     Ricky Martin is the son of Phil Martin and Cecily E. Sprouse.

     Robert Doud Martin Jr. is the son of Robert Doud Martin Sr. and Virginia Ann Lutz.¹ Robert Doud Martin Jr. married Barbara Hendricksen.²

     Robert Doud Martin Sr. was born on 19 June 1925 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington.^1,2,3 He was the son of Arrelis Buster Connally and Helen Lydia Hedborg.¹ Robert Doud Martin Sr. married Virginia Ann Lutz, daughter of Louis Otto Lutz and Veria Elizabeth Eden, in 1952.^1,2 Robert Doud Martin Sr. and Virginia Ann Lutz were divorced in 1973 at Washington. Robert Doud Martin Sr. married Pam Wilkes Koste in 1975.² Robert Doud Martin Sr. died on 18 October 2012 at Gig Harbor, Pierce Co., Washington, at age 87;

Obituary for Robert Doud Martin Sr.


Robert Doud Martin, Sr., age 87, died in Gig Harbor, Washington on Thursday October 18, 2012, surrounded by family and close friends. Born in Tacoma on June 19, 1925, Bob grew up on Commencement Bay, beginning a lifelong attraction all things maritime. He was the son of Ross and Geneva ("Neva") Martin. Bob graduated from Stadium High School and continued his education at the University of Washington. While there, he joined the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity where he made friends that lasted a lifetime. When WWII started, Bob enlisted with the NROTC and was assigned to the LST 451 (a tank landing craft). He saw action in the Pacific theater and his ship was tasked with fighting the Japanese in order to take control of several islands including Saipan, Tinian, Leyte, Lingayen Gulf and Okinawa Gunto. In 1945, he mustered out of the Navy as a Lieutenant J.G. After the war, Bob returned to his studies at the University where he turned out for crew. A natural oarsman, Bob was proud to earn a gold medal in the men's coxed fours event at the 1948 Olympics in London with teammates Warren Westlund, Bob Will, Gordy Giovanelli and Allan Morgan. He graduated with a B.A. in Business and began a long and successful career in the timber industry, employed with Weyerhaeuser, where he worked until his retirement, leaving in 1982 as Vice President of Special Products. In 1952 Bob married Virginia Lutz and together they welcomed four sons into the world, Bob Jr., Donald, Patrick, and Matthew. In the early years of their marriage, the couple bought and remodeled a farm in Cromwell. Soon after, his career took him and his young family to live in Baltimore, Coos Bay and Arcadia. In 1965, they returned to Gig Harbor and built another farm near Sunny Bay. They divorced in 1973, after twenty years of marriage. Never one to go small, and in keeping with his love affair of the sea, Bob purchased the LESLIE FOSS in 1967 - a WW II vintage 127' wooden tugboat. Bob and his family enjoyed the tug over many summers, vacationing in Canada on Octopus Island, where he and his Olympic crewmates shared ownership of the island. Bob remarried Pam Wilkes Koste in 1975. Tragically, a year later, he lost his son Patrick in a terrible accident. But as Bob often said, he gained another son, David, from Pam's previous marriage. Still happily married at the time of his death, Bob and Pam enjoyed 37 years together, with many happy summers spent in Canada, relaxing with friends and family, enjoying the sea's bounty. In 1987, Bob and Pam built their dream home above the Harbor, never tiring of the view. It was from this vantage that Bob spent his final years close to the water that he loved, happy always to greet the many visitors who stopped by. He never lost his keen mind and desire to learn something new every day. He spoke with authority on a wide range of subjects and was an avid reader all of his life. His family misses him terribly for the larger than life man that he was. He was dearly loved. Bob is preceded in death by his son Patrick. He is survived by his wife Pam, and sons: Bob Jr. and Barbara Hendricksen of Anchorage, AK; Don Martin and Meridith Lawrence of Seattle; Matt and Tracy Martin of Gig Harbor; and David and Dawn Koste of Gig Harbor. He was beloved by his granddaughter, Heather Martin McGough of Maple Valley, her husband, Brian and their three children Keilen, Logan and Gabriella and by grandsons Ross Martin, Max Martin and Haakon Koste, all of Gig Harbor. A celebration of life will be held at 2:00 PM November 16th at the Agnus Dei Lutheran Church (10511 Peacock Hill Avenue NW, Gig Harbor). In lieu of flowers, please send contributions to the "Patrick Martin Scholarship Fund" c/o Charles Wright Academy, 7723 Chambers Creek Road, Tacoma, WA 98487. Please sign Bob's online guestbook with your favorite memory at www.havenrest.com.^4,3

Robert Doud “Bob” Martin Sr.
Published in News Tribune (Tacoma) on Oct. 31, 2012

Robert Doud Martin, Sr. Robert Doud Martin, Sr., age 87, died in Gig Harbor, Washington on Thursday, October 18, 2012, surrounded by family and close friends.


Born in Tacoma on June 19, 1925, Bob grew up on Commencement Bay, beginning a lifelong attraction all things maritime.


He was the adopted son of Ross and Geneva ("Neva") Martin. Bob graduated from Stadium High School and continued his education at the University of Washington. While there, he joined the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, where he made friends that lasted a lifetime. When WWII started, Bob enlisted with the NROTC and was assigned to the LST 451 (a tank landing craft). He saw action in the Pacific theater and his ship was tasked with fighting the Japanese in order to take control of several islands including Saipan, Tinian, Leyte, Lingayen Gulf and Okinawa Gunto. In 1945 he mustered out of the Navy as a Lieutenant J.G.


After the war, Bob returned to his studies at the University, where he turned out for crew. A natural oarsman, Bob was proud to earn a gold medal in the men's coxed fours event at the 1948 Olympics in London with teammates Warren Westlund, Bob Will, Gordy Giovanelli and Allan Morgan. He graduated with a B.A. in Business, and began a long and successful career in the timber industry, employed with Weyerhaeuser, where he worked until his retirement, leaving in 1982 as Vice President of Special Products.


In 1952 Bob married Virginia Lutz and together they welcomed four sons into the world, Bob Jr., Donald, Patrick, and Matthew. In the early years of their marriage, the couple bought and remodeled a farm in Cromwell. Soon after, his career took him and his young family to live in Baltimore, Coos Bay, and Arcadia. In 1965, they returned to Gig Harbor and built another farm near Sunny Bay. They divorced in 1973 after twenty years of marriage. Never one to go small, and in keeping with his love affair of the sea, Bob purchased the LESLIE FOSS in 1967 - a WW II vintage 127' wooden tugboat. Bob and his family enjoyed the tug over many summers, vacationing in Canada on Octopus Island, where he and his Olympic crewmates shared ownership of the island.


Bob remarried Pam Wilkes Koste in 1975. Tragically, a year later, he lost his son Patrick in a terrible accident. But, as Bob often said, he gained another son, David, from Pam's previous marriage. Still happily married at the time of his death, Bob and Pam enjoyed 37 years together, with many happy summers spent in Canada, relaxing with friends and family, enjoying the sea's bounty.


In 1987 Bob and Pam built their dream home above the Harbor, never tiring of the view. It was from this vantage that Bob spent his final years close to the water that he loved, happy always to greet the many visitors who stopped by. He never lost his keen mind and desire to learn something new every day. He spoke with authority on a wide range of subjects and was an avid reader all of his life. His family misses him terribly for the larger than life man that he was. He was dearly loved.


Bob was preceded in death by his son Patrick. He is survived by his wife Pam, and sons Bob Jr. and Barbara Hendricksen of Anchorage, AK; Don Martin and Meridith Lawrence of Seattle; Matt and Tracy Martin of Gig Harbor; and David and Dawn Koste of Gig Harbor. He was beloved by 4 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.

Note: Bob's biological parents were Arrellis "Buster" Connally (1903-1993) and Helen Lydia (Hedborg) Gilbert (1909 - 1990.)⁵


He was buried at Haven of Rest Cemetery, Gig Harbor, Pierce Co., Washington.³

     Robert James Martin was born on 17 September 1912 at Middletown, Frederick Co., Maryland. He married Audrey Mae Harn, daughter of Ora Grant Harn and Bessie Lena Riely, on 25 December 1935 at Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia.

     Robert O. Martin married Virginia Dare Uphold, daughter of Victor E. Uphold and Edith L. Kennison, circa 1993.¹

     Scott Martin and Erin Graner were engaged.