Obituaries
Obituaries

Marshall, Michael

June 19, 2024

MARSHALL, Michael "Mike" "Coach"Grady

Please join the family on July 5, 2024, 2-5 PM at American Legion Post, 127 Sugar Hill, GA, for a celebration of life. Casual potluck event with military honors.


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