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James "Jim" Lionel Marlow was born October 7, 1943 to Lionel Ellis and Virginia (Timm) Marlow in Huron, South Dakota. He departed this life July 7, 2020 at his home at the age of 76 years.
He moved to the Bristow area in 1980 where he would begin a career as an engineer at Kwikset. He worked there over 40 years before retiring. After losing his first wife in 2003, Jim found love again and was united in marriage to JoAnn Maxville September 17, 2007. He enjoyed spending time with his family and riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle.
He is survived by his wife, JoAnn Marlow of the home; three sons, Eric Marlow of Ada, Oklahoma, Shelby Marlow and wife Trudy of Atlanta, Georgia, Derek Marlow of Tulsa, Oklahoma; three step sons, Chance Maxville and wife Jennifer of Mannford, Oklahoma and Scott Maxville and wife April of Sapulpa, Oklahoma, Rick Maxville and wife Ginger of Mannford; one brother, Scott Reeves of Houston, Texas; seventeen grandchildren, James Marlow, Jennifer Marlow, Samantha Marlow, Scott Marlow, Steven Marlow, Jessica Cattell, Derek Marlow, Shelby Marlow, Alex Marlow, Andrew Marlow, Ella Maxville, Carlee Maxville, Shyla Pippen, Christopher Maxville, Cissy Doremus, Ricky Wade Maxville and Colton Maxville; ten great grandchildren, Ezra Cattell, Emma Pippen, Kate Marlow, Meadow Doremus, Robbie Doremus, Addy Doremus, , Evan Maxville, Kade Maxville, Bryer Maxville and Brody Maxville. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lionel Ellis Marlow, George and Virginia Reeves; first wife, Virginia Sue Marlow; one brother Craig Reeves.
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