Birth date: Nov 2, 1947 Death date: Jun 7, 2016
Robert Leo Marshman, 68, of League City, TX passed away at home Tuesday, June 7, 2016 in the arms of his loving wife, Leslie. He fought a valiant five-year battle with stage IV lung cancer, facing it the same way he faced life: wi Read Obituary
I'd like to extend my condolences to Bob's family. I had the privilege of working with him at THI & he was an invaluable asset. Even when he became sick he maintained a strong work ethic & dignity that is an example to us all. In these difficult times I pray for your comfort . 1 Peter 5:7
Leslie ~ I'm so very sorry for your great loss. Bob's service was a true celebration of his life, and I think he would have been pleased. You had a truly blessed marriage. Life goes on. We're here for you.
Jo Anne
The Dodson family flew remote control airplanes with Bob. They had a lot of wonderful memories. We are sorry for your loss. Our Thoughts and prayers are with you.
This notice for Bob was shared with all employees of the Texas Heart Institute who owe a great debt to Bob Marshman for his 20 years of dedicated service and considerable contribution to THI. We still remember him fondly.
It is with sadness that I share this message to inform you of the passing of Bob Marshman. As part of our Texas Heart Institute family, many of us worked with him during his 20 years of service to Texas Heart Institute and considered him an outstanding co-worker and friend. We extend our sympathies to his wife Leslie, his family and friends.
I personally remember Texas Heart Institute in the mid-1980s when Bob set up our first computers (mine was an IBM 286 with 1 MB of memory running Windows 3.1), our e-mail system, internet access and computer network. Imagine, or remember if you will, that before that, no computers, no e-mail, no internet. In those early days of IT, Bob was a one man show, and as you can imagine, he was very popular and very much in demand. And very dedicated to Texas Heart Institute.
Thank you Bob,
Ken Hoge
When I first started working at Texas Heart Institute, part of my "orientation" was being given Bob's extension. Over the 8-1/2 years I worked there, I probably called that number thousands of times. I came to know a smart, kind, patient soul who got more of us out of a computer jam than anyone I've ever known. No matter how much the technology changed or how many times he was tossed around by the bureaucratic upheavals of the organization, Bob was steadfast - a sweet, caring individual. We exchanged lots of smiles and quite a few hugs over the years and I was privileged to consider him not just a colleague but a friend. Fly free now, Bob; you made the world a better place.
Love and peace to the Marshman family from Lori Buffum
Deepest condolences for your lost. In times such as this it can be difficult to find comfort. I pray you find some comfort and peace in the words located at Romans 8:38,39. My prayers for your family through this difficult time.
Bob was one of the finest people I have ever known. He was genuine, honest, and a true gentleman with a great sense of humor. We will always be grateful that we had the opportunity to know Bob as an integral part of our family. He was the best.
Scott and Donna Peterson
