Rev. Marvin Wayne McIntosh
August 27, 1952
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June 12, 2017
Rev. Marvin Wayne McIntosh, 64, of Austin, Indiana, passed away on Monday, June 12, 2017 at Scott Memorial Hospital. He was born on August 27, 1952 in Booneville, Kentucky, the son of the late Charlie McIntosh and Emily Jane (Caudill) McIntosh. Rev. McIntosh was a member for 46 years of the New Frankfort Pentecostal Church in Austin, Indiana, where he has served as their Pastor for the last 26 years. He was the owner of the former Marvin McIntosh Construction and Creative Mortgage Brokerage in Austin, Indiana. Marvin was a member of the Greater Scott County Chamber of Commerce and past nominee of the Mayor’s Good Neighbor Award. He was married on Sept. 5, 1969 to Carmen J. (Gilbert) McIntosh. He was preceded in death by his parents; a sister, Juanita Hargis and two brothers, Russell and Robert Z. McIntosh. Survivors include his wife, Carmen J. McIntosh; two daughters, Tammy Robinson (Logan) of Gulf Shores, Alabama and Lisa Herald (John) of Dalton, Georgia; two sons, Marty McIntosh of Gulf Shores, Alabama and Michael McIntosh of Clarksville, Tennessee; three sisters, Rosetta Gross and Alice Burns both of Austin, Indiana and Louise Brooks (Roger) of Scottsburg, Indiana; a brother, Roy McIntosh (Kay) of Austin, Indiana; ten grandchildren, Emily Terry (Kenley), Charles Brown, III, Caitlyn Johnson (Zach), Ciera Robinson, Zachery, Brandon and Hope McIntosh, Christian, Johnathan and Jacob Herald and three great grandchildren, Gabriel and Dawson Terry and Raylynn Johnson. Memorial Contributions: To the family to help with final expenses c/o Collins Funeral Home in Scottsburg, Indiana. Online condolences:www.collinsfuneralhome.net.
From: Bucky Rouse
We are praying for you all. Heaven gained a wonderful man. Sending love and prayers.
From: Betty Bradford
Sister Lisa Herald I am so saddened to hear of the passing of your dear father. Just remember Heaven became so much sweeter with his homegoing. We are praying for you and your family. God bless you all in the days ahead. Betty Bradford/New Day Gospel Singers
From: Crystal Guthrie
Carmen, so sorry to hear about Marvin. I have good memories of Marvin and your family. Hope things go well for you. Sincerely Crystal Guthrie
From: Caitlyn Brown-Johnson
You were a amazing man! There's no one else I would had rather called papa then you I can't wait tell I walk thru the gates of heaven and see you there with your big smile I'll be looking forward to that day that we meet again. Love always your grand daughter
From: Virginia Saylor
Sister Carmen, so sorry to hear of brother Marvin's passing, know Him Dewey and Melvin are having a great reunion now, you and your family are in our prayers, love you all very much.
From: gary and charlotte elam
man dont understand but god does he knows all about brother marvin is resting from all his labor we have loss a very special man of god our lost is heavens gain prayers for the family love you all
From: Everardo Ventura Jr.
Although I've never met the man, I know that he was a great person. A true believer in our lord, Rev. Marvin Wayne McIntosh spent his life telling people that there is someone to look up to, that there is someone to believe in, God. Knowing two of his wonderful grandchildren, it's clear that he loved his family. Heaven gained an angel that day that will never be forgotten.
From: Elaine Long
I just learned of the passing of Brother Marvin. This family has touched my life over the years and I extend my condolences to each one of you. He was faithful in his service to his Lord and Savior and many lives will be in heaven because of him. God bless you with His comfort, presence, and peace.
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