In Loving Memory of Jean and Wilbur Marsh

Jean Marsh, 88, passed away peacefully at home on February 11, 2026. Wilbur Marsh, 87, passed away at home on February 23, 2025. Though separated by a year, their love and legacy remain forever intertwined.

Jean was born on March 18, 1937, in the Ancon Canal Zone. She built a life defined by creativity, warmth, and devotion to those she loved. As a talented interior designer, Jean had a remarkable eye for beauty and detail, transforming spaces into places of comfort and welcome. She was known for being deeply caring, trustworthy, and loyal — the kind of person family and friends could always depend on. She lived by her favorite words: "Family is what really matters most." And she proved that truth every day.

Wilbur was born on March 31, 1938, in Jefferson City, Missouri. A successful commodities broker, Wilbur approached both business and life with strength, determination, and a wonderful sense of humor. He was a strong man in every sense — resilient, devoted, and protective of those he loved — yet he was equally known for his quick wit and playful spirit. His favorite expression, simply "Super," reflected his positive outlook and the enthusiasm he brought to life.

Together, Jean and Wilbur shared a love of playing league tennis, golf, and dancing — activities that reflected their energy, joy, and partnership. Whether on the court, course or the dance floor, they moved through life side by side, a true love story.

Their greatest pride and joy were their family. They are survived by their beloved sons, John Graul, Jeff Graul, and his wife Michelle; grandchildren Bella Graul, Hunter Graul, Hayley Luebke, and Casey Aydam; and their treasured great-grandchildren, Jaxon, Roen, Vance & Ledger Luebke. Jean was preceded in death by her devoted husband, Wilbur, with whom she shared a lifetime of memories.

Jean and Wilbur's legacy is one of deep love, laughter, strength, and unwavering devotion to family. Their lives were well lived, their example well set, and their impact everlasting. Though they are deeply missed, the values they instilled and the memories they created will continue to guide and comfort all who knew them.

Together again, they remain where they always believed they belonged — with family at the center of it all.