Marshall Skiff Brennan

8/17/2022

Born August 10th, 1986 - Died August 17th, 2022

Marshall Skiff Brennan, the beloved son of Edward and Deborah Brennan of Skaneateles, passed away peacefully on Aug 17th at his home in Boston, MA.

A 2006 graduate of Tilton School, he received his BA in Communications from Hobart William Smith College in 2010.

Marshall worked at MCL Respite Center in Hopkinton, MA for the last 12 years as a respected, admired and loved staff member. From helping with the Boston Marathon, supervising outings for his groups, and adventuring on Zoom trips to far away places, he provided love and care to so many.

He loved his family, making music, The Bills, the lake, our dog Fuji, and most of all spending time with his nieces Reese and Savannah.

Marshall was predeceased by his paternal grandparents Lois and Ed Brennan of Chicago, maternal grandparents Joan and Marshall Skiff of Skaneateles, Aunt Robin (Skiff) Pittard, Aunt Linda (Brennan) Thode, cousins Amy and Michael Lisnow.

He is also survived by his brothers, Eddie (Marianne) Brennan of Skaneateles, Steve Brennan of Hawaii, nieces Reese and Savannah Brennan, Aunts Lynn (Dave) Soderberg, Patty (Scott) Curtis, Sandra (Doug) Adams, Uncle David (Suzanne) Pittard, Aunt Sharon Lisnow, Aunt Cindy (John) Walls of Florida, Uncle Don (Kim) Brennan of Wisconsin, Uncle John (Jean) Brennan of Florida, and 26 amazing cousins.

Although Marshall was so loving and joyful around family and friends, he struggled like so many with mental health issues. Deeply kind, thoughtful and loving to all he met, his generous spirit and bright light will always shine.

Calling hours will be held on Sunday, August 28th from 1 to 5pm at Robert D. Gray Funeral Home, Skaneateles. A funeral mass will be held on Monday, August 29th at 10am at St. Mary's of the Lake Church, Skaneateles, with private burial to follow.

The family asks in lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to:
MCL Respite Center - 112 Main Street, Hopkinton, MA 01748 508.435.1222

41 Comments

Bob Morreale

8/24/2022 01:30:00 pm

Dear Ed, Debbie and family,
My heart breaks for you at this unbearably difficult time. My prayers and thoughts are with you and with Marshall. May God be with all of you and may he embrace Marshall with his love and comfort so that he will not be alone.
God Bless.
Bob

Karolina Olmos

8/24/2022 05:29:13 pm

I was lucky enough to meet Marshall a few weeks ago, he was the most gentle soul in the universe. He always spoke highly about his family, and loved his nieces so very much. He was loved by so many and touched people's lives with his kindness, love and friendship. My heart breaks for you and for knowing that this world lost one of the good ones. I will never forget Marshall, and I hope he is in a better place where there's no suffering.
From his "allegedly" favorite nurse...

Judith Wheeler-Kinch

8/25/2022 03:37:02 am

"The Lord is my shepherd. I shall not want". As a witness to one of Marshall's many talents, I hope you all find comfort in reflecting on Psalm 23, as it's often set to MUSIC. Rest in Peace, Mars.

J.R. Saint

8/25/2022 07:51:38 am

wanted to send my condolences to his friends and family. Rest up king see you on the other side.

Kevin Manion

8/25/2022 09:25:48 am

Dear Debbie and Ed
My deepest condolences for your loss. I know you are proud of Marshall and all your children. Marshall's passing is a reminder how lucky parents are to have children.
Kevin and Karen Manion

Paul Simpson

8/25/2022 01:17:42 pm

Ed, my deepest condolences to you and your family for your loss of Marshall. My prayers are with you.

Nancy Mayo

8/25/2022 04:31:44 pm

I worked with Marshall at the respite center. He had the kindest and gentlest soul. He will be missed terribly. The whole family is in my thoughts and prayers. Rest In Peace my friend.

John James

8/25/2022 04:38:23 pm

Deborah and family, I am so very sorry to read of the passing of Marshall. Although I had never met him, I'm sure he was an extremely wonderful person. I hope you find some comfort in your many special memories and I will keep Marshall and your family in my prayers.

Shannon Dulude

8/26/2022 06:18:57 am

Marshall and I worked together at the Respite center. He was one of the first staff I worked closely with when I started last year. He was so kind and patient when showing me how to navigate my new role. He was so amazing with our clients, truly a gentle soul. I am so grateful for the time I had to get to know him. Marshall, thank you for not making fun of my basketball skills (or lack there of) and for always going out of your way to say hello and ask how I was doing. I’ll never forget your light and kindness. Rest In Peace.

Arva Bradshaw

8/26/2022 06:48:46 am

Marshall, there are so many wonderful memories I have of you. There is one constant in all those memories...your smile. It was warm, kind and genuine. I remember there was a bad snowstorm coming one weekend. I was scrambling, trying to staff the houses at respite. You jumped right in to help. But that's what you always did. I was so greatful to you. I packed you a bag of snowstorm food. Your favorite snacks and all the chicken caesar wraps I could find. I'll never forget the smile you gave me when you opened the bag and looked inside. It had been a small gesture of gratitude from me, but your appreciation was so genuine. That smile, so genuine. That is how I will always remember you my friend. Rest in peace.

Hannah Ryan

8/26/2022 06:53:55 am

I got to know Marshall throughout my life while he worked at the Respite Center. He was not only a coworker, but a friend. The kindest heart, so gentle, and generous. I will miss him so so much, and I think of him often. The impact he had on the lives of the clients and staff is immeasurable, and I am so grateful that I had the honor to call him friend. Rest In Peace.

Nick McQueeney

8/26/2022 07:33:26 am

Sending love, thoughts and prayers to everyone feeling the loss of our guy, Marshall. Anyone who had the privilege of knowing Marshall could see his talent and feel his love. Marshall was my friend and my family, and I find peace in knowing he is in heaven with our cousin Michael watching over us all. “I’m what it was, what it is, and what it will be” -MB4

Suzanne McGourty

8/26/2022 07:39:02 am

To all of Marshall’s family, I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I have had the privilege of working with Marshall at the Respite Center for many years. He was wonderful, good and kind. He cared about others. The first thing he would say to you when he saw you was “How are you?” And he actually meant it. His smile lit up a room when he was telling you about the things that he loved; music, his family, his dog, his new condo, going home for visits, Hong Kong, and so many other things. It is my great honor to have known him. I am praying for you and for all those that loved him (myself included) as his passing is so heartbreaking and so soon in his young life. May his life now be filled with peace and joy and his smile be on his face forever. Again, my deepest condolences.

Claudia Vanderpool

8/26/2022 07:47:07 am

This photo of Marshall, is how I will always remember him. Across a crowded room at the Respite Center, I would look over and our eyes would meet. Without a word spoken, we would say, "I see you and you see me. Who cares about the path we've walked to get here! What matters most, is that you will always find home with me." Obituaries are limited in size and length; words and mentions. But there is no language available to describe Marshall's heart...nor the pain his departure leaves in ours. This world can feel dark and chaotic at times. May we carry his light into crowded rooms, smile and welcome people home. We'll take it from here sweet Marshall.

Wendy Sousa

8/26/2022 07:56:52 am

My heart and sympathy goes out to all feeling this huge loss. Marshall was a light to me and to so many. Marshall never missed an opportunity to express his love or appreciation for the people he loved. Marshall was genuine with his hugs and “I love you’s”. Finding little gifts he would leave for me on my desk always made me smile. I am heartbroken knowing I won’t see that smile anymore. I am confident that Marshall is smiling now and forever.
I will miss you Marshall, so very much. ❤️

Ricardo Barraza

8/26/2022 12:11:17 pm

I met Marshall at the Respite Center back in 2006 and we quickly became good buddies. We both had a passion for music and for helping others. He was so easy to talk to, was a great listener, and always truly wanted to know when he asked “how was your weekend?” or “how is your day going?” I would love it when he would show me his latest recordings or tell me stories about being on tour and getting to play at some amazing places for big crowds. He would often show me new music and say “check this out, it would make a great acoustic song, you should learn it!” He was so talented. At the Respite Center he had such a gentle way of speaking to the clients and caring for all. He had the patience of a saint and all the clients just loved him. Marshall, I will miss our talks, morning fist pounds, and of course the lots of laughs- but I will cherish the memories. Thanks for being a good friend. Rest In Peace brother.

Alexander Dunn

8/26/2022 12:46:38 pm

Marshall and I forged our friendship at Respite, but we had actually felt a connection early on in highschool when he would occasionally visit Sharon-Nick would bring Marshall out with our hometown friends. Aside from being impressed by his cross over :) we just clicked on so many levels. This only grew as we both found such comfort in each others perspective, sense of humor, and passion for creativity.

Marshall was an emcee and avid hip hop head where as I was testing into painting at the time. We would always encourage each other and give feedback on each others creative output, after all our mediums were different but we were largely inspired by the same culture of hip hop. Flash forward and I'm being paid to do murals at a big brewery in New England and Marshall is making songs with Wyclef Jean!! One of my fondest memories of Marshall was when he first got a download of his collaboration with AZ-this was Marshall's all time favorite lyricist. AZ was almost a motif in our relationship early on and up until we last spoke-Marshall loved the fact that I had the same reverance for AZ. So, I went over to Marshall's apartment in Marlboro, we go into his car (we had to have proper sound system experience) and we just played the song on repeat over and over. We would stop and point out certain word play, inflections, and beat riding. From afar, it just looked like two kids in a car chatting, nothing really too spectacular. But these were Marshall's happiest moments-immersed in expression and human connection. Ultimately, music is about connecting to people and that's why Marshall excelled at it. He could be seen as shy, but he wasn't shy in the recording booth or when he was writing verses. This is where he knew he could change the hearts and minds of his friends, peers, and just his community. I will forever cherish these memories, but as I even document them for friends and family; it makes me realize just how special he was to me.
I love Marshall, plain and simple. It didn't matter how long we hadn't seen each other, we instantly picked up where we left off-belly laughing and dissecting creative ideas. I am grateful to have been part of the Brennan extended family and I will always see it that way.

In hip hop vernacular, you often don't say rest in peace, you say rest in power. Rest in my power my dude, you're in my heart and I'll carry your legacy in any creative endeavor I do.

Hannah Murphy

8/26/2022 03:51:17 pm

To know Marshall Brennan is to love him. While I have only had the privilege of knowing him for the last year and a half or so, I will forever be grateful for the MCL Respite Center for introducing us. Marshall was so great at what he did. Anyone who saw him at work, could tell that he cared deeply about each and every client. I used to joke with Marshall when I’d bring him and the clients to the group home, about how I was never invited to dinner, but of course, it was guys night😂 The guys all raved about him, his grill skills, and of course the nights that wrestling or sports were on.

Despite the lack of dinner invite, I loved seeing Marshall at work. Whether it was trading shifts, day program, or our weekly zoom connect group, he was always fun to be around. He had a way of making everyone around him feel seen. He was easy to get along with, cared for everyone, and I won’t lie, he was pretty funny. The subtle chuckles while we were watching Lightyear a little while ago will not go forgotten. While not our favorite movie…his laughter and jokes got us through it.

Now, one of my most embarrassing moments to date. Marshall and I worked together last year the day before he moved to the city, into his new place. His nerves were high, as anyones would be, and as I was typing out a “you got this” text, sitting in the car with my sister, trying to think what to say, I accidentally hit send, rather than backspace. My heart dropped as I told my sister I accidentally said “Get some sleep tonight”. No punctuation, nothing. I told a GROWN man to get some sleep. My sister laughed at me, I thought, oh jeez he’s going to think i’m a weirdo, and he responded, “ Haha ur the best thanks again”. The thing about Marshall is he wouldn’t hurt a fly. He was a kind, gentle soul. He was too good for this world.

Although gone from this earth, Marshall’s legacy will live on forever. I will think of him anytime I hear about that movie lightyear, see a white jeep, or drive by his usual group home. I am proud of the person you were, and am honored to have called you a friend. I pray that you’re at peace, and that you keep an eye on us down here. I miss you dude:( Oh and don’t forget to…get some sleep tonight Marshall Brennan❤️

Mark Polny

8/27/2022 05:39:39 am

Marshall, always so kind and gentle with your friends at the Respite Center. You will be missed! You had a way of making people feel special by expressing interest in the things that were important to them. You always checked in about my kids…And the Bruins, even though hockey was not your go to sport. Besides you would be more of a Sabres fan anyway! Peace brother, I will miss you.

Maria McQueeney

8/27/2022 06:59:17 am

Marshall,
You will be truly missed. I am so grateful to have known you and been considered a cousin and a friend. You were such a kind and gentle soul. I remember back in high school I would always try to get in whatever Respite group you were in because I loved working with you. I remember when I was just the little sister following my brother, you, and the rest of the ‘older cool kids’ around wanting to be apart of the fun things you guys did, you always included me. I was genuinely excited to see you and hang out. I hope you know how much of a positive impact you had on me, our respite family, and so many other’s. Sending my love, prayers, and thoughts to everyone who will miss you here on earth. I know you are at peace now. Give Michael a hug for me &
Rest easy my friend ❤️

Kalina Cloutier

8/27/2022 07:18:52 am

Marshall’s kind and consistent spirit were a gift to not only the Respite Center, where I met him, but especially to our son. Marshall went out of his way each morning to connect with our son…and those few minutes filled our son up for the day. How special for a young kid to be taken care of in this way by such a peaceful and just plain “cool” adult. I will never forget that Marshall did that consistently, without being asked.
He always made time to stop and check in, looking you straight in the eye and never made you feel like he was in a hurry to move onto the next thing. I loved the way he would pause and genuinely listen when he asked “how’s it going?” I hope to be able to offer other people that kind of unhurried attention, to make them feel seen the way that Marshall did.

Robin Dahill

8/27/2022 08:18:29 am

My kind, gentle ,sweet Marshall, your genuine smile warmed so many hearts as did your pure honest concern for others. . You were a gift to all who were lucky enough to know you. You are loved by SO many people and always will be. You genuinely cared about people and listened deeply and compassionately to those you worked with and loved. This world may have lost a beautiful soul but heaven gained an amazing one. Your presence will always be felt. Rest easy my sweet friend. Love you always.
Robin

Ryan Ofgant

8/27/2022 08:34:15 am

Marshall was one of the most genuine kind people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I’m grateful to have met him through respite. Being able to talk with him about life and any topic honestly just made my mood always better. He had this smile that just made you feel welcomed and made your day just brighter. Marshall is one of those people that I remember the first moment I met him at work and he made me feel so welcomed even though I was extremely nervous on my first day. I was honored to have met him and lucky to have called him a friend. “It’s not goodbye it’s see you later”

Nick Quinn

8/27/2022 08:49:31 am

I started working with Marshall at the Respite Center when I was 16 years old. Almost being 20 now, I’ve enjoyed all of our journeys together at work. Over the years, he became more of a friend/ role model to me than a coworker. Marshall was always so interested in my life outside of work, and we bonded talking about sports. Every time I came home from school, Marshall was the first person to ask me about my experiences. I will be thinking about Marshall every day and I am going to miss him in so many ways. Rest Easy Marshall❤️

Colleen Carboni

8/27/2022 09:21:22 am

Heartbreaking loss of a kind, patient and considerate young man. Always friendly and happy to help with a genuine smile. Rest In Peace, Marshall, you will be missed by so many❤️

Andrew Keim

8/27/2022 09:39:01 am

Over the couple of years I worked with Marshall at the Respite Center, he was always one of my favorite people to be with. Whether it be conversations about the Bills/Steelers, the NBA or just leading basketball drills together, I always felt like we connected. I am so sad to have learned of Marshall’s passing, but so greatly enjoyed my time spent with him. My prayers go to to the entire family. Rest In Peace Marshall.

Ingrid Marques

8/27/2022 09:47:11 am

I met Marshall at the Respite Center. When I say our friendship was unique it’s because it genuinely really was. We had day groups together and usually our group home schedules matched up. He would always take the time and let me vent about how awful nursing school was but always cheered me on. When we would ever get in a disagreement, he would always come up and say “we’re too alike and if I don’t say something or say I’m sorry, we’re going to end up dragging this out forever”… that always stuck with me and I can honestly say that’s one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned from him. We always had a morning coffee routine because no one can function without coffee. During the group home days we would always check in to see if either of us needed food. I guess you can say our priority most of the time was either coffee or food.
Despite all that, Marshall always knew what was going on in my life and always took the time to check in. The amount of videos and pictures I have of him with the clients are too many to count. He always had a way with each client. I remember when he moved into his condo.. you could feel his excitement through the texts! We always talked about Hong Kong and the beef he had there. I don’t know why, but he loved that beef lol. Overall though, Marshall was just a genuine soul. A 1 of 1.

Marshall, I still can’t believe you’re gone. You were just congratulating me on Ava a few weeks ago (again, always checking in and always there). I hope you’re at peace, smiling like you always have. Heaven has gained a beautiful angel. Thank you for always being you. This isn’t a goodbye, it’s a see you later. Rest easy Marshall ❤️

Kerri Barton

8/27/2022 10:46:17 am

I worked with Marshall at the Respite Center. He was a bright light that will be missed by so many. Marshall and I had many conversations about dogs and kids. Two of our favorite things. My kids (Jameson and Fiona) are the same ages as his nieces. We would talk about what the kids were into and how fast they were growing up. Everytime we saw each other we would check in with each other about what was going on in each others lives. He was such a kind, talented and loving soul. I know that the Respite Center will not be the same without his love and care. My love and prayers to all of you. May he rest in peace.

christine nissi

8/27/2022 06:07:32 pm

My heart is sad. The loss of Marshall is heartbreaking. Marshall was such a sweet, sensitive, kind soul. He had talents and drive and wanted so much to live his best life. We had a special friendship for years Working together at respite and grove street. I loved his humor, he truly made me laugh so much. The grove street clients loved him and ask me every week, when is Marshall coming back? Marshall always told me how much he loved going home to see his family, loved driving that car ride home. He said it was a beautiful, peaceful ride every time. Whenever I brought the dogs to grove street, he would stay longer to hang out with them. He was excited to get his own dog just like the one his parents have.
I love you Marshall! I’ll miss buying you itilian dressing, cucumbers and tortilla chips and salsa. Respite won’t be the same. I’ll see you in heaven. Peace my friend.
Death is a heartache no one can heal. Love leaves a memory no one can steal. ❤️

Kelly Rhoads

8/27/2022 06:53:25 pm

I worked with Marshall at the Respite Center. He was such a kind and gentle soul, who truly cared about others. He was never someone who would ask how you were doing in passing, as we all do at times. Instead, he stopped and waited for you to answer because he truly wanted to know. He loved and cared for the individuals who attend the Respite Center so deeply. I have heard him say multiple times, "I would do anything for those guys," talking about the individuals he cared for at the Grove Street house. Marshall, you are so missed and always will be ❤️.

Dan Cloutier

8/28/2022 06:20:58 am

Marshall was a dear friend, and someone who I could confide and talk to about all kinds of creative and deep things. He was kind, genuine, and always interested in what was going on in my life. The last conversation I had with him was very powerful. I was talking to him about my own son's struggles and how hard that's been as a dad. Marshall, always a fantastic listener, took me by the shoulder looked me right in the eyes and said, "You're a great dad, and I love you." He then gave me a huge hug. I'll miss all our talks about music, songwriting, lyrics, and the NBA. My deepest condolences to the entire family. Marshall was a shining light and he let it shine everywhere he went.

Kristine Keim

8/28/2022 07:37:07 am

My thoughts and prayers go out to those who knew and loved Marshall well. The thing I will always remember about Marshall is his friendly smile and kind eyes. He always greeted me at work with a unique “hi” that seemed to speak of genuine sincerity. He was fun loving and made others feel at ease. I am so grateful for my time with him. Rest In Peace Marshall and please remember how very much you were loved and how much you will be missed.

Jeff & Karen (Flynn) Garrison

8/29/2022 08:12:49 am

Ed, Deb and family,
We are so very sorry for your loss and we are keeping you all in our prayers. Even though we never had the chance to meet, seems as though Marshall made such a positive impact on the lives of so many.

Linda Pearlstein

8/30/2022 06:46:16 am

I remember when Marshall first came to Respite. He was quiet and kind and gentle with all the clients. With age and maturity he grew to be a special member of the team here.. We would meet in passing in the corridor and have a quick conversation about music or just life in general. We were so lucky to have him as part of our Respite family I hope he has found peace and all of his family will know peace also. Sending love

Alice Ho

8/30/2022 07:54:42 pm

Ed and Debbie,
My deepest condolences for Marshall's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Marshall is watching from above and comforting you with his thoughtfulness, love and forever generous spirit.
Big hugs from Alice

Tim & Abbi DeLessio

8/31/2022 03:10:45 am

Ed & Debbie,

We were so terribly sorry to learn about Marshall's passing. While words do not provide much, if any, solace in times like this, they are, unforatunately all we can offer. Please know that both of you and your entire family are in our thoughts and prayers, and will continue to be. We did not know Marshall well, but we know the two of you and we knew enough about him to know he was a very, very special man. We hope that in the days and weeks to come the precious and happy memories you have of him will begin to provide some measure of comfort. Please know you both are in our hearts.

All love from both of us,

Tim & Abbi

Kim Munger

8/31/2022 10:53:28 am

Marshall was one of the first people I had ever met when I started working at the respite center, he had just started a movie in the rec room and he came right over to introduce himself and welcome me. Over the years we became closer, especially having our outings together for a while. Marshall and I are very similar people and just understood each other. Most times we didn’t have to say anything to know what the other was thinking, we would just give eachother a look followed by laughter and know. He was always there to laugh with me about something chaotic going on in my life or congratulate me one even on the smallest things and make it a big deal. I always appreciated that for how genuine and caring he was about everyone. Our last conversation was a mix of everything in between, him coming to relieving me from the group home and I just gave him that look about my chaotic morning, we laughed and then he congratulated me because I was soon going on maternity leave with my third boy- followed by a brief laugh of how he was also 1 of 3 boys. I’ll miss that breath of fresh air seeing it was him on the schedule to switch shifts with and miss hearing “hi Kim” every time we passed even if it was 10 times in one day.
Love and prayers to all his family ❤️

Jay Frame

9/4/2022 11:34:52 pm

Dear Ed and Debbie,

My deepest condolences to you and your family on Marshall's passing.

Ed, in all our time together, I'll always remember how important your family was to you, and how you lit up with so much pride and love when you talked about your sons.

I am thinking of you all as you deal with your loss and find joy in the countless happy memories of your son.

Love,
Jay

Bernie Dickinson

9/7/2022 06:01:06 am

My condolences and sympathies to the Brennan family. Marshall was a mentor, friend and coffee buddy to my son Tyler at the MCL Respite Center. Marshall left a very positive mark on Tyler. He will be missed by so many. Be strong knowing Marshall made am impact on so many lives. Rest in Peace.

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