I am so sorry for your loss. Sending prayers during this difficult time.

- Jocelyn Robbins , Lexington, VA

I am so sorry to read this. He looks and sounds like an amazing veteran, family man, and friend. This is a loss for all. Prayers for comfort during this difficult time.

- Anne Ladner, Long Beach, Mississippi

Linda and Beth, I am so sorry for your loss. I am honored to have met Marshall and be around such an incredibly kind soul. He always had a smile, kind word, and helping hand. My thoughts and prayers are extended to the family. Beth you will forever be daddy's girl.

- Christina Maldonado , Rincon, GA

My heart is so heavy with the news of Marshall. I know God has wrapped his arms around his family for peace and comfort. I was honored to have known him and he will be missed. Rest in peace my friend God has gained a special Angel

- Bonnie Bishop, Warwick, Ga

I'm so sorry for your loss Tuck family. It was so great meeting your father Beth on several occasions wearing his Peanut tie with a big smile on his face taking us to the airport more than once on our many vacations. He was a joy to be around and I know you will miss him so very much. Sending prayers to comfort you in this time.

- Carol Brister, Savannah , Ga

I work with the Savannah Chamber, and we are heartbroken to learn of Marshall's passing. He was a true champion for small businesses, a natural connector, and the embodiment of a Southern gentleman. He was always willing to lend his time and expertise-whether helping business owners navigate relationships with larger companies or stepping in wherever support was needed within our Chamber. His generosity, wisdom, and steady presence made a lasting impact on so many of us. To say he will be missed is an understatement. His absence will leave a void that simply cannot be filled, but his legacy of kindness, leadership, and dedication will continue to inspire us all.

- Tina Hinson Mock, Savannah, GA

Beth and family, I'm so very sorry for your sudden loss of your dad. I know he will be truly missed. You all will be in my prayers.

- Sabrina Smith, Savannah, Ga

I'm so very sorry for the tremendous loss of your father . I always remember you talking about your dad with so much love. What beautiful memories you will carry with you to help you through this heartbreaking journey. Your hero will always be with you.

- Pat Brasfield, Decatur, GA

I am sad to hear this news, and so sorry for your loss. I keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

- Padma Kaviratna, Pooler , GA

I am in shock. We missed him at the St. Patrick's Day Parade by about 30 minutes, when he was sent home, all the while protesting his quick and complete recovery. May Our Lorg hold him in his loving arms, and may you be comforted in his eternal home with God and the likes of Chesty Puller.

- Michael Thomas WORDEN, VARNVILLE, SC

As is said : If the Army and the Navy Ever look on Heaven's scenes, They will find the streets are guarded By United States Marines!" Pax Dei. Semper Fidelis Buzz!

- William Bohach, Savannah, Georgia

Very sad to hear the news. He was a wonderful guy . Worked together for many years and always had a smile and a positive. Sending prayers during this time. He will be missed.

- John Lavery, Bluffton , SC

I am so sorry to hear of Marshall's passing. He was a good man and a very hard working guy. He worked with me at Gulfstream and was always positive and willing to always give a little extra to his work. I fondly remember his smile and eagerness to help or assist his coworkers. Marshall is be missed. My sincere condolences to Linda and family.

- Paula Vopelak, Cumming, Georgia

I am so sorry to hear of Marshall's passing. He was a good man and a very hard working guy. He worked with me at Gulfstream and was always positive and willing to always give a little extra to his work. I fondly remember his smile and eagerness to help or assist his coworkers. Marshall is be missed. My sincere condolences to Linda and family.

- Paula Vopelak, Cumming, Georgia

Marshal will be dearly missed. Just knowing that he was available to call made life more bearable. I give Marshall credit for my Distinguished Toastmasters. He was very generous with his time. A very, very happy thoughtful person. I felt Marshall to be a very dear friend and I will miss him. My condolences to his family. I can only imagine how much he will be missed. So very sorry for your loss!

- Lynda Lynn, Bristol, ME

To the Tuck family, I am deeply saddened by the news of your loss. Marshall was one of the kindest people I ever met. We worked and sat next to each other at Gulfstream for several years. He was a great friend. He was knowledgeable, thoughtful, and always in great spirits. He was a connector of people and positive influence - through his involvement with Toastmasters, the Chamber of Commerce and other organizations. I will miss him dearly - especially his infectious smile, hearing him say yabba, dabba, doo, wearing Snoopy ties, stories about his family, days in the Marines, Toastmasters, Gulfstream and general life lessons.

- Marini Jackson, Savannah, Georgia

I'm so sorry for the loss of our dear friend Marshall. Marshall what a great friend and coworker. Marshal was an encourager and always gave his best. I will miss him and sending our prayers to the family.

- Michael and margaret normandy, Pooler, Georgia

Please know that our hearts are with you all during this difficult time. We are lifting your family in prayer, asking God to surround you with His peace and comfort. As promised in Isaiah 61:1-3, may He gently replace your sorrow with His joy and wrap you all in His love. Please know that Anthony and I are here for you always!

- Tomika Courtney-McClinton, Savannah, GA

Dear family, I am saddened at learning of Marshall's passing. I met him at the Gulfstream Retiree Club on joining in January 2022. Although we both worked at Gulfstream, our paths never crossed. He always greeted me with a smile and firm handshake. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers these next weeks and months. Mike

- Michael P. Connolly, Richmond Hill, Georgia

I am so sorry for your loss. Marshall was a guiding light during my early days in Toastmasters. From the very beginning, he made himself available, not just to me, but to anyone new and he was always ready with encouragement and advice when we needed it most. Because of him, many of us grew more confident as speakers and as people. I know there are many that will miss his jokes and the laughs he brought to us all. Marshall's impact will be felt for a long time.

- Seth Sawyer, Savannah, GA

I am so very sorry for your Loss of Marshall Tuck and sending Prayers for your family . He was my first 1st Sgt in the U.S. Marines Corps Reserves when I was rotating off a period of active duty Marine Corps side into my Marine Corps Reserve unit on Wheaton Street. He was always a good fair man to talk to about a problem or give advice for any situation. Marshall would be always looking out for us when our Unit would be working in the Fleet working with other Marine Units. I met him again many years later at the Veterans Administration Clinic in Savannah and some other Marines that I served with and later I joined the Marine Corps League as a result. I worked with him many times on the Higgins Boat at Hunter Airfield doing repairs for the St. Patrick's Day Parade and I still would find myself always calling hIm "Msgt" and always enjoyed working with him. I will always miss working with because he equally was in there with us trying to the work as he did in the Marines. I will miss him fondly and hope to see him again in the Marine Corps Barracks in Heaven telling where me to stoll my gear.

- Wensley H Hobby III, Richmond Hill, GA

I was deeply saddened to hear about Buzz's passing. I will always remember his exceptional smile, and warm hugs, He truly made a lasting impact on everyone he met and brought so much joy to those around him. He will be greatly missed. Sending my deepest condolences to Linda and the family."

- Jordi Granger, Savannah, GA

God bless you all in this time of sorrow and pain. Try your best to remember the laughter, love, and faithfulness in Jesus. Rest in peace Buzz. Gods speed. Semper Fidelis!

- Stephen Hudson, Savannah, GA

Tuck was a dear friend that was always willing to help in any task, as we took care of all the veterans at GAC. His loyalty to his fellow Marines was unmatched. Many don't know this but Tuck paid out of his own pocket so that there could be a Marine Corp Birthday Cake cutting ceremony each year, in several different GAC locations. You will be missed my friend!!!

- Davis Purdom, Pooler, GA

I met and talked to Marshall through my husband at a company events and meetings. He was funny and engaging. I remember that he looked soo proud when his daughter joined at one of the events. He always made me feel welcome at those Gulfstream Affairs. I last saw him at a Veterans Event. Your presence, smile, and humor will be missed. Praying for God's peace and comfort during this difficult time.

- Mrs. Xavier Ragin, Pooler, GA

John and I are wishing the Tuck family comfort and peace to face the days ahead and loving memories to hold in your heart. A loving memory that I have goes back 40+ years. The rest of his family hadn't arrived in Savannah. So in a moment of what do I do, Marshall baked a dozen cupcakes. Then he came sheepishly smiling to our back door to share his goodies. It was such an unexpectedly kind gesture. May our Lord's peace be with all of you during this most difficult time.

- Conni and John Wambold, Savannah , Georgia

My deepest condolences to Marshall's family. I knew Mark during our younger years, but I got to know Marshall while working at Gulfstream and dealing with the arduous pcard system. He took his job very seriously, but always had a great sense of humor. Definitely a character that I will always remember. Keeping the family in my thoughts and prayers. Katherine Nash Vaccaro

- Katherine Nash Vaccaro, Hilton Head Island, SC

Our prayers are with you during this time of sorrow. We met Marshall thru Toastmasters. Marshall's infectious joy and laughter will always be remembered. May God bless you keep you safe ALWAYS. Renee and Steve Atkins

- Renee Atkins and Steve Atkins, Hinesville, Georgia

Our deepest condolences to the family on Marshall's death. We hold you close in thought and prayer

- Kenn & KathyWatson and family, Savannah, GA

There are no words for the loss of such an amazing person. Marshal made a difference in so many lives. He spoke so lovingly and often of his family and wanting to take another family trip. Our family will keep your family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

- Ed & Lorrie Gizara, Savannah , GA

We are going to miss seeing our neighbor and friend working in the garage on his woodworking projects. Always smiling. Always waving. Always up for a chat about Gulfstream. Keeping Linda and the family in our prayers.

- Jim, Jessica, & Rebe Reesman, Wilmington Island, GA

Our deepest condolences on Marshall's passing. May our loving God and Father provide peace and comfort to your family during this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

- Bob and Rosemary Longueira , Savannah, GA

We're saddened to hear of Marshall's passing. Marshall was a joy to be around. And, like me, he thoroughly enjoyed the all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet. He was a big brother who found ways to share himself with his friends and aquaintenances. We will remember Marshall fondly for his generosity, kindness and big heart.

- Mike Finnegan, Sandy Hook, CT

Everyone who knew Marshall loved him. A true patriot, gentleman and dear friend will be dearly missed. Our deepest condolences to the Tuck family.

- Wayne & Barbara Medearis , Pooler, Ga

I'm very sorry for the loss of your father/ husband. He sounds like an amazing, kind man who lived life to the fullest. I hope your many wonderful memories bring you comfort in the days and weeks to come.

- Julie Evens , Festus , Missouri

I met Marshall when I first arrived at Gulfstream. I vividly remember celebrating the Marine Corps birthday with him and several other Marines in the main cafeteria at Gulfstream. He was always kind and always had a joke to share. Fair Winds and Following Seas, Top. Semper Fi!

- Ian Cooper, Springfield, GA

My heartfelt condolences to Beth and her family on this profound loss. You are in my thoughts.

- Kadesha Scharschmidt, Pooler, GA

I was saddened to read of Marshall's passing. It was always a pleasure serving him in the restaurants we have had over the years here in Savannah and Garden City. He will be sorely missed by all that knew and loved him!

- Robyn & Michele Quattlebaum, Savannah, GA