Knife by Steve Marshall

Photography by Jan Riser.

Steve Marshall

Mike Agee, Steve Marshall, Johnny Manire

The world has lost a great one. Steve Marshall always called me "Little Michael Agee" so I called him "Little Steve, the tiny blacksmith" even though he was head and shoulders taller than me. He taught me a lot and was one of the toughest, funniest, and most generous people I have known. I'll see you in heaven and remember you with every ring of my anvil. by Mike Agee

Eternal rest grant unto Steve, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.

Art Riser, George Williams, Steve Marshall

Christmas Camp at Maskers Station

Stephen R. Marshall

December 3, 1939 - April 21, 2019

Mr. Stephen R Marshall. – Age 79 of Murfreesboro, TN (formerly of Mt. Juliet, TN) passed from this life on Easter Sunday, April 21, 2019. He is survived by his loving wife of 58 years Patricia (Patty) A. Marshall, his sons Stephen Curtis Marshall (Atlanta, GA) and Richard Scott Marshall (Murfreesboro, TN), his daughters-in-law Laura and Lisa, and grandchildren Hayden and Harrison Marshall and Riley and Katey Vaughn.

Steve was a retired alumnus of First American Bank of Nashville and The City of Goodlettsville, TN. Over the course of his lifetime, he enjoyed many interests, hobbies, and pursuits including astronomy, canoeing and kayaking, muzzleloading, blacksmithing, knifemaking, and Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century reenacting.

A Graveside Service will be held at a.m. on April 2019 at at Mount Olivet Cemetery, with Andrew Ward officiating. In Lieu of flowers, the family requests friends and family consider making a memorial donation to Northside Healthcare Activities Department 202 E. MTCS Road, Murfreesboro, TN 37129.

Copy and photos from Mike Agee Facebook page and here.

Merry Christmas!

Art Riser, George Williams and Steve Marshall at a December Camp at Manskers Station.

Steve Marshall Knife

Photographed at the 2011 CLA Show by Jan Riser.

Antique, Steve Marshall, Charles Miller and Art Riser

Antique heart button with a floral design. The button is from the Jamestown, VA area and is about 1/4" in size.

Button hole cutter by Steve Marshall.

Awl by Art Riser made from a rose head nail by Steve Marshall. The coin is 1734 Dutch.

The buttons are from 1725. They were recovered from a shipwreck off the coast of Hampton, New Hampshire.

18th century scissors. They make the neatest sound when cutting thread.

Needle case by Charles Miller and antique needles. The needles are triangular in shape. Three are marked W. Woodfield & Sons 14 and one is marked W. Smith, England 14. The fabric is homespun linen.

Photos by Jan Riser.

Steve Marshall