MARVIN ALEXIS HEWLIN departed this life on Sunday afternoon,

September 22, 2019 and went home to be with his Lord and Savior

Jesus Christ.

Marvin was the youngest of six children born to the late Samuel and

Marguerite Hewlin on August 4, 1948. Marvin was raised in East

Baltimore where he received his education in the Baltimore City

Public School System. In 1968, he became a proud graduate of Paul

Laurence Dunbar Senior High School. Soon after high school, at the

age of eighteen, Marvin began working at Baltimore City Circuit

Court. In 1976, Marvin and Glenda Page were joined in marriage and

from this union they had two daughters. Throughout his life, he was

committed to his job which gained him a promotion as a supervisor of

the Court Clerks where he retired after 40 years of service. After he

retired, Marvin continued to do contractual work with the state.

Marvin was baptized at two weeks old into the Catholic Church. He

was dedicated and committed to everything he did. He was particularly

passionate about the work he did within organizations for the Catholic

Church. Marvin was a lifelong member of St. Francis Xavier Church

and was an active and faithful parishioner. He was a former member

of the Mass Choir, an active member of New Horizon of Men and the

Men's Chorus.

Marvin had a great love for line dancing, ballroom dancing, pictures,

traveling, family, friends, and especially football Sunday to watch his

favorite team the Ravens. He was known for his hats, his suits and his

swag. He was very meticulous about his appearance and made sure

every hat matched every suit. Marvin loved his family unconditionally

especially his five girls. He would not pass up an opportunity to spend

time with his daughters and granddaughters. He made sure to attend

any event that they were involved in with his camera on hand.

Marvin made a lasting memory on anyone that he met. He was very

sociable and loved to be in the company of others. Marvin will forever

be remembered for his enjoyment of life.

He leaves to cherish in his memory, his daughters Tiffany Franklin

(Michael); Teresa Hewlin; granddaughters, Morgan and Meagan

Franklin, Paige Hewlin; sister Elaine Conway; nephew and niece;

numerous cousins; a special circle of friends; and his church family at

Saint Francis Xavier; a host of other relatives, and friends.