Marvin Melvin Marciel

Marvin Melvin Marciel, a cherished figure in his community and a dedicated family man,

passed away peacefully on February 21, 2026, in Shepherdsville, Kentucky, at the age of 92.

Born on May 24,1933, his life was characterized by his adventurous spirit and his unwavering

commitment to the people and businesses he loved.

As the proud owner of the Kimball Ave. 7-Eleven in San Ramon, Ca for an impressive 33

years, Marvin not only contributed significantly to the local economy but also became a

beloved figure among customers and colleagues alike. His efforts were not limited to one

location, as he also owned a second franchise in Alamo, Ca demonstrating his loyalty and

dedication to the 7-Eleven brand. Marvin’s leadership skills shone through during his time as

Chairman of the 7-Eleven Franchise Owners, where he inspired many through his vision and

drive.

Beyond his professional achievements, Marvin was an avid doughnut lover, and daily

customer at Johnny's Donuts, of Dublin Ca, along with felow long time local friends, earning

him a unique reputation among friends and family for his love of sweets. His outgoing and

social personality allowed him to forge lasting relationships throughout his life, and he was

known for always bringing joy and laughter to those around him.

An avid collector, Marvin had a particular passion for boats and all things nautical, which

reflected his adventurous spirit. He recently moved to the area from San Ramon, California,

where he enjoyed time with family and continued to make memories.

Marvin proudly served his country as a member of the U.S. Army, showcasing his dedication

and commitment to service.

He is survived by his beloved children, Matthew J. Marciel (Ruby Ann) and Michelle M.

Matheis (Jamie), along with his cherished grandchildren, Klayton R. Bryson, Kali S. Ludwick,

Ethan A. Marciel, and Eli C. Marciel. Marvin's family was central to his life, and he took great

pride in supporting and nurturing the next generation.

Marvin is preceded in death by his parents Evangeline Costa and Manuel Marciel, as well as

his brother, Melvin Marciel. They will forever be remembered in the hearts of those who knew

and loved him.

His legacy of joy, compassion, and community service will continue to inspire all who had the

honor of knowing him. Marvin Melvin Marciel will be deeply missed, but his spirit will

undoubtedly live on through the many lives he touched throughout his remarkable journey.