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Marshall Lewis Rebitski was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin on July 17th, 1936 to Lewis and Bertha Rebitski. They moved to Oconto Falls, Wisconsin in 1940 were he graduated high school and joined the United States Air Force.
Marshall spent 22 years in the Air Force providing services to his country as a flight crew member, flying missions along the Atlantic coast. While in the Air force he was a Russian linguist providing services to the C.I.A. and as a communications specialist working with radar stations and communications systems all over the world.
During his career he spent time in Chile, Tripoli, Denver, Bangkok, Cape Cod, Sacramento, Hessish Oldendorf, Germany and his final station at Cheyenne Mountain here in Colorado Springs. Marshall retired from the Air Force on July 31st, 1979 where he continued working at the Colorado Springs Sun Newspaper and several electronics companies in computer services. Marshall loved reading and electronics and wrote two science fiction novels.
On October 15th, 1960 he married Karen Dufek. Marshall and Karen had two sons James (Julie) and Jeffery. Marshall was blessed with seven grandchildren; John (Danielle), David, Chris, Amy, Matt (Kayla), Kaylee (Sam) and Nicole. Marshall has two great grandchildren; Amanda and Alexis. Marshall is also survived by his sister Sharon of Green Bay, Wisconsin, Uncle Roy and Aunt Carol Rebitski of Green Bay, three sister-in-laws Barb, Wendy and Teri, a brother-in-law David Dufek and many nieces and nephews.
A memorial mass will be held at 10:00 a.m. Thursday November 7th, 2013 at St. Dominic Catholic Church, 5354 South Highway 85/87, Fountain, Colorado 80817.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Pikes Peak Hospice, Colorado Springs.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Sponsored by Dove-Witt Family Mortuary.
4 Entries
Marshall you will be loved and missed by many!!! You were a man of few words, but were kind!!
Love,
The Williams Family (Mike, Tina & Chaska)
&
The Spencer Family (Spence & Vicki)
Tina Williams
November 6, 2013
I remember going to the house as a baby and while he wasn't my grandfather, he treated me like one of his granddaughters and I will always remember him and how his face always lit up every room.
Sandy Sergeant
November 6, 2013
My grandpa was a quiet man who was always there. Every Christmas, birthday or family get together he was there to turn on the news or a football game, clean up the wrapping paper and sit in his chair. That's what I will remember most...he was a great man who was always there. He bought me my first (and second) car and took care of his family. I look up to his marriage with my nani and hope to be with my husband for an amazing 53 years. Ill miss you.
Kaylee Wallace
November 5, 2013
My father was a true pain in the butt and I will miss him more than I can ever make you understand. He, without knowing, shaped me into who I am today. His work ethic and the way he gave to others without taking credit was a true inspiration to many of us. I could always count on him and always will try to make him proud. My life will, I hope be a living tribute to my father, my friend...I love you Dad!
Jeff Rebitski
November 5, 2013
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