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Marvin R. Baker Jr.

July 13, 1989 - January 08, 2012

Baltimore, MD

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Marvin R. Baker Jr.

July 13, 1989 - January 08, 2012

Baltimore, MD

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Marvin was born on July 13, 1989 and passed away on Sunday, January 8, 2012.

Marvin was a resident of Baltimore, Maryland.

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Trevor L. Miller says:

January 14, 2012

Lil Marvin, You will always be missed, never forgotten, always loved, and heaven blessed. Love “The Millers”.
P.S The last time we spoke I was so proud to have you as my cousin, so I’m proud to say I LOVE YOU and I’m hurting, but I believe God is Perfect in times when we hurt and so is his choice to take you. -Trevor

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Renee Dennis says:

January 14, 2012

My heart goes out to the rest of the family. Like before I will always keep you in my prayers and I will always be here to listen and to share a good cry . right now the sky maybe gray but once you remember my lil cousin you will see that the sky will become bright because he was the sunshine of many lives. I will miss his laughter, his smile and his crazy way of saying things as well as joking and calling me “SHORTY” ONLY HIM. SO please do not turn to anyone but God when you want to have ever lasting joy. He will hear your prayers and cries. When in need of a good prayer and guidance read Psalm 25. I love you

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Alexander Washington says:

January 14, 2012

I remember when I 1st met Marvin in 145. I was about to fight Q after I said somthing to Charlie. He stood up behind Q and started cracking jokes and had us all laughing. Marvin kept a smile on our faces and was always there for us when we needed a friend. He was a brother from another mother and I will miss him dearly. Love you bruh.

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Patricia Herbert says:

January 16, 2012

Sorry for your loss.

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Angelo says:

January 16, 2012

Sorry for your lost. He will be truly missed but will live on in memories.

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