Condolence: We were so sorry to learn of Marvin's death. He was not only a cousin, but also a good friend. He was also our "go-to guy" for news of friends and family back in Northern Ontario. He amazed us with his memory and knowledge for people and events. His family will miss him terribly. Our hearts go out to you. He was so proud of all of you.

Condolence: Heather, Connie, Scott & Families: Thank you for letting us know about your Dad. E-mail has been great to keep connections with Marv. We have lots of great memories with your Family. The time that Mark spent, as a member of your Family will always be in our thoughts and hearts. We had many visits when you lived in Wingham. Every time we light a fire in the old caboose stove, we think of you. Rowland traded a model train whistle for the stove which your Dad couldn't use because of needing a chimney...we were able to put one up through a closet. We will miss the Christmas letters bringing us up to date on the Family. Our sincere Condolences from Mark & Sarah; Brian, Karen & Nathan; Marlyn & Rowland

Condolence: My Sincere Condolences to Heather, Connie and The Streich Family on the passing of your Father. I was fortunate to have know him, and although it was only for a short time, I will fondly remember our conversations wherein he shared many memories,stories and adventures of a wonderful life lived. In my thoughts and prayers, Barbara Wickett

Condolence: We will miss Marv's wit, amazing memory, guidance and gentlemanly spirit. So proud to have known him and been able to call him a friend. With our sincere condolences to Heather, Connie, Scott and children.

Condolence: Marv was a dear friend and true gentleman. We will miss his stories and his friendship greatly. He was very proud of all of you - children and grandchildren.

Condolence: Scott, Connie, Heather & family. Our deepest sympathy & sincerest of condolences. Marvin has always had a very special place in my heart. From our shared family times together, or just times spent with Marvin & my dad, those memories I'll cherish forever. I'll never forget the day he christened my as "Tommy", which he called me for many years. He will be never be forgotten & forever missed.

Condolence: I am blessed with having been given time to make wonderful and lasting memories of the Streich family when they lived in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Streich always welcomed their home up to the friends of their children Heather, Connie and Scott. I remember well being fascinated by Mr. Streich's amazing and lifelike train set that he had put together with skillful and knowledgable hands. I am saddened that his children and grandchildren will no longer be able to embrace him with a hug but I know they will hold dearly to so many beautiful memories that they each shared with him. Marvin and Mary are now able to pick up where their love story left off many years ago. Heather, Connie and Scott and your families, I am thinking of you all during this time of loss.