FBI Special Agent Steve Marshall
The Wisconsin Honor Guard Association regrets to announce the passing of FBI Special Agent Steve Marshall.
Funeral Arrangements
Funeral arrangements are as follows:
Visitation
Date: December 11, 2013
Time: 3pm to 8pm
Location: Cress Funeral Home, 6021 University Ave. in Madison on Wednesday, December 11, 2013.
Funeral Services
Date: December 12, 2013
Time: Visitation - 10am to 11am - Funeral Service at 11am
Location: St. Maria Goretti Catholic Parish, 5313 Flad Avenue, Madison, WI
*A reception will be hosted at the Parish following the funeral*
Visitation
Date: December 11, 2013
Time: 3pm to 8pm
Location: Cress Funeral Home, 6021 University Ave. in Madison on Wednesday, December 11, 2013.
Funeral Services
Date: December 12, 2013
Time: Visitation - 10am to 11am - Funeral Service at 11am
Location: St. Maria Goretti Catholic Parish, 5313 Flad Avenue, Madison, WI
*A reception will be hosted at the Parish following the funeral*
Honor Guard Information
Honor guards are asked to contact Deputy Randy Wiessinger, Dane County Sheriff’s Office by email for further information and instructions, wiessinger.randall@danesheriff.com
Obituary Information
Steve was a loving father, husband, son and brother.
Steve was a graduate of Miami University of Ohio and John Marshall Law School.
Steve was honorably discharged from the United States Navy as a Surface Warfare Officer, where he received numerous awards and commendations.
Steve continued his service to his country and began his duty with the Federal Bureau of Investigation as a Special Agent on September 28, 1997, and was assigned to the Milwaukee Division, Madison Resident Agency. While serving as a Special Agent, Steve worked a variety of investigative programs. His collateral duties included SWAT team leader, sniper team leader, defensive tactics and fitness instructor. Steve served two tours of duty with the FBI in Afghanistan. During his career, Steve received multiple commendations and awards, including the FBI Medal of Valor. This medal was awarded for Steve’s heroic actions under fire in Afghanistan that saved the life of a US Armed Services member.
Steve dedicated his life to his family and in service to his country.
Steve took great pride in working closely with the FBI’s local, state, and federal law enforcement partners.
Steve is survived by his wife Lisa (Caranna) Marshall and two daughters, Madeline and Natalie; father Robert Marshall; mother Kathryn Arndt; sister Christi (Marshall) Lallier, brother-in-law Jim Lallier, nephews and niece Stephen, Marissa, and David Lallier; mother-in-law Liz Caranna; father-in-law and wife Doctors Charles and Deborah Kennedy Caranna; brother in law Charles Caranna, Jr. and his son Joseph; sister-in-law Marissa Caranna.
Steve was a graduate of Miami University of Ohio and John Marshall Law School.
Steve was honorably discharged from the United States Navy as a Surface Warfare Officer, where he received numerous awards and commendations.
Steve continued his service to his country and began his duty with the Federal Bureau of Investigation as a Special Agent on September 28, 1997, and was assigned to the Milwaukee Division, Madison Resident Agency. While serving as a Special Agent, Steve worked a variety of investigative programs. His collateral duties included SWAT team leader, sniper team leader, defensive tactics and fitness instructor. Steve served two tours of duty with the FBI in Afghanistan. During his career, Steve received multiple commendations and awards, including the FBI Medal of Valor. This medal was awarded for Steve’s heroic actions under fire in Afghanistan that saved the life of a US Armed Services member.
Steve dedicated his life to his family and in service to his country.
Steve took great pride in working closely with the FBI’s local, state, and federal law enforcement partners.
Steve is survived by his wife Lisa (Caranna) Marshall and two daughters, Madeline and Natalie; father Robert Marshall; mother Kathryn Arndt; sister Christi (Marshall) Lallier, brother-in-law Jim Lallier, nephews and niece Stephen, Marissa, and David Lallier; mother-in-law Liz Caranna; father-in-law and wife Doctors Charles and Deborah Kennedy Caranna; brother in law Charles Caranna, Jr. and his son Joseph; sister-in-law Marissa Caranna.