Marvin was born the son of William and Anna (Hornstein) Henrichs. He married Lillian Martins Reinitz on November 22, 1953 in Bloomington. She preceded him in death on October 24, 2001.
He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. He farmed in the Chatsworth area for many years, and also raised hogs.
Marvin is survived by his daughter: Liesa (Steve) Simnick of Danforth, his son: Mark (Kelli) Henrichs of Pontiac; stepdaughter: Judith Reinitz Roach of Danforth, two stepsons: Randall Reinitz of Canton, GA; and John (Robin) Reinitz of Chatsworth. Also surviving are his sister: Henrietta Dehm of Bloomington, three sisters-in-law: Bernice Henrichs and Muriel Inboden both of Bloomington, and Shirley Martins of Brownsburg, IN; his brother-in-law: Philip Close of Manhattan, IL; 18 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his grandson Justin Reinitz, four brothers: Lloyd Kemnetz, Burnell Henrichs, Paul Henrichs and Howard Henrichs (in infancy), and his sister: Annamae Close.
He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. He farmed in the Chatsworth area for many years, and also raised hogs.
Marvin is survived by his daughter: Liesa (Steve) Simnick of Danforth, his son: Mark (Kelli) Henrichs of Pontiac; stepdaughter: Judith Reinitz Roach of Danforth, two stepsons: Randall Reinitz of Canton, GA; and John (Robin) Reinitz of Chatsworth. Also surviving are his sister: Henrietta Dehm of Bloomington, three sisters-in-law: Bernice Henrichs and Muriel Inboden both of Bloomington, and Shirley Martins of Brownsburg, IN; his brother-in-law: Philip Close of Manhattan, IL; 18 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his grandson Justin Reinitz, four brothers: Lloyd Kemnetz, Burnell Henrichs, Paul Henrichs and Howard Henrichs (in infancy), and his sister: Annamae Close.
Marvin was born the son of William and Anna (Hornstein) Henrichs. He married Lillian Martins Reinitz on November 22, 1953 in Bloomington. She preceded him in death on October 24, 2001.
He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. He farmed in the Chatsworth area for many years, and also raised hogs.
Marvin is survived by his daughter: Liesa (Steve) Simnick of Danforth, his son: Mark (Kelli) Henrichs of Pontiac; stepdaughter: Judith Reinitz Roach of Danforth, two stepsons: Randall Reinitz of Canton, GA; and John (Robin) Reinitz of Chatsworth. Also surviving are his sister: Henrietta Dehm of Bloomington, three sisters-in-law: Bernice Henrichs and Muriel Inboden both of Bloomington, and Shirley Martins of Brownsburg, IN; his brother-in-law: Philip Close of Manhattan, IL; 18 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his grandson Justin Reinitz, four brothers: Lloyd Kemnetz, Burnell Henrichs, Paul Henrichs and Howard Henrichs (in infancy), and his sister: Annamae Close.
He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. He farmed in the Chatsworth area for many years, and also raised hogs.
Marvin is survived by his daughter: Liesa (Steve) Simnick of Danforth, his son: Mark (Kelli) Henrichs of Pontiac; stepdaughter: Judith Reinitz Roach of Danforth, two stepsons: Randall Reinitz of Canton, GA; and John (Robin) Reinitz of Chatsworth. Also surviving are his sister: Henrietta Dehm of Bloomington, three sisters-in-law: Bernice Henrichs and Muriel Inboden both of Bloomington, and Shirley Martins of Brownsburg, IN; his brother-in-law: Philip Close of Manhattan, IL; 18 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his grandson Justin Reinitz, four brothers: Lloyd Kemnetz, Burnell Henrichs, Paul Henrichs and Howard Henrichs (in infancy), and his sister: Annamae Close.
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