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Your heroism and service is honored today as we approach the second anniversary of your death. Your memory lives and you continue to inspire. Thank you for your service. Phyllis Loya We didn't know each other well, but I am glad I that had the privilege of meeting and working with you sir. We are currently in our 7th week of the academy and I think about you often. We will never forget your service, and the blessings you brought to this world simply by being in it. You are truly missed brother. I hope I can become half the man you were. Neil Blasingame I never had the priveledge to meet you but I sure think about you alot when I see your plaques and memorials throughout the department. A lot of people think highly of you too because I hear many great stories about you. Truly I missed out by starting for the department just after you passed. My heart and prayers go out to the family this holiday season. For them having had you, for you to make this a better world. god bless Deputy Cross It has been over a year since first hearing of your death dear friend. It was heart wrenching to hear of your death at the homecoming celebration at FAMU 2007. I have just gained the strength to visit this site after returning from this years homecoming. Many condolences to the family. Remember to keep God first in prayer for he has taken a good man. Marvin you will always be remembered as a special friend, the many good times we shared will always be in my heart. I'll always remember your mom's dressing at Thanksgiving, It was the best. Love you Ms E. God Bless and keep you. Darmecia Mckay We have not yet reached the first full year of you being gone but you and your family will be honored at the Memorial this year in DC. I hope you and your family knows how much you mean to us and that all of you stay in our thoughts and prayers. Chief Deputy David McCart My hearts goes out to the family of Marvin. I didn't know you when you attended North Miami Sr. But has a fellow law enforcment Officer I am greatful for all you have done. May God bless your family. Harold Peterson I come to the ODMP often to remember my late fiancé Dennis. Everytime I come here it breaks my heart to know that yet another officer has fallen and that yet another family has to live their lives without the man they loved. My heart goes out to everyone who knew and loved Deputy Scarlett, especially to his wife. Know that you are not alone in the "journey" that you walk. Should you ever need anything please don't hesitate to contact me. The Davis Co. Sheriff's Office in Iowa will always know how to reach me. You will be in my thoughts. Jocelyne Brar (Winnipeg, MB Canada) "The Badge" Investigator David L Bell I just heard about Marvin yesterday. Although I had not spoken to Marvin in 20+ years, I knew him as a wonderful human being. My condolences to his family...I am sure he remains alive in your hearts and minds. Mark Pafford "We shall return to our community with more dedication, commitment and determination to protect and serve, so when that glorious day comes when we reunite with our brother, he will embrace us and say 'Well done.'" Dep. S. M. Free marvin you know this is the third or fourth time i have been able to bring myself to visit this site. i remember the time you would bring folks in on warrants into 750 or for other issues that you came into the jail for and when ever i saw you now matter how bad of a day i was having, just the sight of you and your always happy self made thing better. i do not really know what to say or even how to say thankyou for everything you have done. you know i remember that sunday the 20 of may the year 2007 so clearly on what i was doing. i was feeding the inmates in the jail when i forgot that i was scanning the s.o. channel on the radio, i then heard dispatch call for you numerous times but you would never answer, i then tried to get you on your nextel to make sure you were k and let you know they were calling. when i was not able to get you to respond the wrost went through my mind and a prayer was said for you and then when i was through is when i heard about your wreck and then heard about your passing. it was hard then to think about it or talk about it and it is hard still but i still will never forget you brother. when i met your wife for the first time and your family i was very very proud of them and you because yall are very strong minded, willed, and humble people. during the week to come after your passing your family was very strong and deserved to be called souljas for they handled everything with style and grace. i miss you borther and it is still hard for me to write this but i always see you when i go to my myspace page for there is a pictuer of you and a memorial to you. you know i got this prayer 3 days after your passing i was able to frame it and present it to your wife alsong side of Sgt. Michael (Country) Roberts, and know i wanna share it with you. rest in peace my brother and may good be with you always. Dep. S. M. Free 662 North Miami Pioneers Class of '83. I had the pleasure of knowing Marvin during our "younger years" as students at North Miami Senior High School. As I read the reflections of those who knew him later and most recently in life I am not suprised to learn he is thought of as a kind, humble, righteous person. A silent, yet strong leader who was always well liked. As a member of the Law Enforcement Family I extend heartfelt condolences to Marvin's wife, children and family. Go Pioneers! Christina Reyes (Amanzio) I ONLY HAD THE PLEASURE OF MEETING BROTHER MARVIN AT FAMILY FUNCTIONS,BUT THOSE TIMES WERE AND WILL BE TREASURED. I CAN ONLY SAY,THAT I HAVE MARVIN'S ENTIRE FAMILY IN MY PRAYERS AND I'M HERE IF YOU NEED ME IN ANY WAY. AGIAN,MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND KEEP YOU,FOR HE IS IN COMPLETE CONTROL. LYNUS RANKINS We are saddened to hear of the tragic passing of Deputy Scarlett. His many years of service to our profession are very much appreciated. Officer Matthew Lewek Our thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends, and sibling officers of Deputy Scarlett. May you rest in eternal peace our brother. Detective Mark Techmanski I had the opportunity to work with Deputy Scarlett at the Dade County Jail on the midnight shift. He was a good officer and a greater person. I want to say to his entire family that your loved one will be truly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to his wife and kids, and I hope you take comfort in knowing that he ahs moved on to a better place. Ofc. D. Dominguez Dear Scarlett, Steve Bachen To Marvin's family and friends: Ofc. R. E. Knowles, ret. Rest in peace brother. My thoughts and prayers are with your family, friends and department. Officer Eric Golz On May 25 1978, I was born. On May 25, 2007 I had to burry a friend/brother of law. It has been four days since the funeral and it is still being talked about the MOST BEAUTIFUL ceremony for a law enforcement officer. I know Marvin's family absolutely adore him. Marvin, you made your brother proud of you. Lt. Benson said the best poem on your behalf. Maj. McBrayer and Cheif McCart expressed their deepest sympathy for not only the loss for Scarlett's home family but also His Law family. Scarlett, many people came to watch and be apart of your funeral. We made it AWESOME. I was HONORED to carry you to your final resting place and fold your service flag. Again thanks for many precious memories and you still owe me a fishing trip from when we rewired your boat. I will carry you on my shoulder from here on. Your family will be just fine. Sergeant B. Guild Walda & family, Angela Rosa I just wanted to let you all Deputy Scarlett was a great peace officer and friend to us all. I will keep his family in my prayers. You take care and rest in peace! Deputy Parks My condolences to aunt Rose Scarlett and family. May God grant you all PEACE during this time of sudden loss. Cynthia Beason If I walk in the pathway of duty, Shirley Key, Lt The world has lost a very valued person among the very valued persons in law enforcement and the world at large. He exhibited what an officer should be and what a gentleman should be. We, the human race, have lost greatness. My heart goes out to his wife and family. Vincent C. McBee, Criminalist II
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