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Wayne "Dean" Marmon
January 20, 1942 - February 20, 2023

Place of Birth: Stanley, North Dakota
Residence: New Town, North Dakota
Age: 81



Wayne “Dean” Marmon, 81, of New Town, ND passed away on Monday, February 20, 2023 at the Trinity Hospital in Minot, ND.

Dean was born, January 20, 1942 to Fern (O’Cain) and Muller Marmon in Stanley, ND. He grew up on the Missouri River in Willams county before the Garrison Dam diversion. During his school years, the family moved to Mountrail County and Dean attended country school. He later attended Ross High School and finished his formal education with a GED obtained in Montana. Dean was a lifelong learner but not always through traditional means.

Dean held many different vocations throughout his life, first starting as a custom combiner working from North Dakota to Texas. When he wasn’t combining, he did odd jobs to pass the time. He eventually made his way back to North Dakota and then Montana to follow the love of his Life. Lou and Dean were married in Stanley ND on September 28,1963. They then moved to Montana and led a nomadic life for much of their early years together. He held jobs in sawmills, ranches, farms, Pepsi plant, shoe and saddle repair, and with search and rescue in Montana and Idaho. He owned his own boot and saddle repair shop in Post Falls, ID.

In 1977, he moved his family and boot and saddle repair business back to Stanley, ND. During this time, he was a part-time police officer and guarded the vault in the “new” Scandia American Bank before the walls were completed, and drove school bus for the Stanley school district, all while working on leather at his home shop. He was also an over-the-road truck driver for many years seeing most of the United States. He later became a security guard for the Hess gas plant in Tioga with Bis-Man security. Dean loved striking up a conversation with anyone around and enjoyed a cup of coffee quite often at Joyce’s or Northern Lights. Dean and Lou moved to rural New Town in 2003 and began semi-retired life. He once again was able to do what he enjoyed most and repaired many pairs of boots and saddles for the community. The coffee pot was always on for anyone to stop by for a good story and fresh pie.

Dean is survived by his wife, Lou Marmon of New Town, ND; sons, Wayne (Brenda) Marmon of Fountain, MI and Duane (Ava) Marmon of New Town, ND; daughter, Jessika (Mike) Froelich of Hazen, ND; brother, Linn Marmon of Hot Springs, AR; sister, Cristi Trulson of Stanley, ND; sister-in-law, Jean Marmon of Leihigh Acres, FL; grandchildren, Antonia Marmon of Hamburg, Germany, Sebastian Marmon of Hamburg, Germany, Tara Marmon of Fountain, MI, Aislynn Spokely of Hazen, ND, Samuel Cooper of Bismarck, ND, Bailey Froelich of Hazen, ND Robert Froelich of Hazen, ND, and James Cooper of Hazen, ND; great-grandchildren, Jay Spokely of Hazen, ND and Elliana Spokley of Hazen, ND.

Dean was proceeded in death by his parents, Muller and Fern Marmon; and brother, LeRoy Marmon.


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Travis Rodenhizer (Watford City, North Dakota)
Feb 21, 2023
Sorry to hear of Dean's Passing. Have some fond bowhunting memories on the homeplace north of Newtown. Dean was always friendly and willing to lend a hand if you needed help. Cherish his memories. Travis
Lanae Kvamme Scott (Kettering, Ohio)
Feb 21, 2023
My deepest sympathy to your family at this time of loss. Dean was a wonderful man that always had a smile and hug for anyone. I have fond memories of him and his gentle kindness. Sending prayers and comfort to you all.
Kevin and Louise Morgan (Plymouth, MN)
Feb 22, 2023
I know Dean's passing is a great loss to the family. He was always so kind to Louise, my sons, and to me whenever we came for a visit. What a great man.
Sam Morgan (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Feb 22, 2023
I am so sorry you hear about Dean's passing. He was a wonderful person. He really was great to us when we were visiting. Thank you for your kindness, Dean.
Mallory Patrick (Denton, TX )
Feb 22, 2023
I am so sorry for your deep loss. Uncle Dean was very loved.
Kathy Ellingson (Stanley, ND)
Feb 22, 2023
So sorry to hear this news. I always enjoyed the visit and teasing he did and was such a talented leather worker. He will be missed. God bless all of his family

Mallory Patrick (Denton, TX )
Feb 22, 2023
I am so sorry for your deep loss. Uncle Dean was very loved.
Kathy (Alberttson, AZ)
Feb 22, 2023
Lou & family, my sympathy in the loss of Dean. God be with you
Carrie McKamey (Ellensburg, Washington)
Mar 1, 2023
Mark Morgan, Dean Marmon, and Kevin Morgan July 2022
I’m so sorry for your loss. Dean will be greatly missed.
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