Birth date: Oct 25, 1942 Death date: Nov 16, 2023
Marshall Cole McClean a resident of Jupiter Island, FL, 81, passed away on November 16, 2023, in Annapolis. Marshall was born in West Warwick, RI, on October 25, 1942, the son of Henry Marshall McClean and Adeline Crowell (Cole) Read Obituary
Marsh and I had four great URI years together. Not only were we classmates in Mech Engineering, but we shared many hours with Blue Key and other activities. I had the pleasure of visiting Marsh during his Berlin tour, on a Westinghouse trip in 1966. And lastly I did have the pleasure of enjoying a reunion luncheon a few years back. So sorry for Tiffany’s & Estela’s loss. Marsh May You RIP.
John Gonsalves
Cousin Marshall will be remembered by his many cousins who grew up with him. My brother Gil and I excited our condolences to His FAMILY especially Daughter Tiffany and Wie Estella and Sisters Merry and Melanie 🙏♥️. Rest in Peace CUZ 🙏
Our profound sympathy goes out to the McClean family from Linda, me and the entire Varone family. The Varone's have known the McClean's for over 70 years and our lives have been intertwined in countless ways. We moved into our house on River Drive in South Attleboro 2 weeks after the McCleans moved into their home. Marsh was 16 days younger than me. We went to the same schools and were in the same classes throughout our childhood. We also were in scouts and played the same sports together. The similarities of our families also included the closeness of Carol and Merry as well as Melanie and Nancy. Marsh and I renewed our friendship through random and sometime surprising times. I reconnected when Marsh worked at the Foxboro Company after his discharge from the Army. We connected again when the company I worked for transferred me to Virginia. I met Tiffany when Marsh and she came to my house so my Mom, who was visiting Linda and I me, could make the meatballs that he loved since a child in South Attleboro. Perhaps the most extraordinary reconnection was at our 65th high school reunion when we learned that Estele and I worked with each other.
Dear Estela, Tiffany and family;
Betty and I were very saddened to learn of Marsh’s passing. We send our deepest condolences. Marsh and I were Sigma Chi Fraternity brothers. Marsh was my Big Brother from 60 years ago. He was a groomsman in our wedding party and we have kept in touch for all these years. We have many fond memories of Marsh which we will cherish. I know you have more of those memories than we have. May your fondest memories of him sustain you through these difficult times.
