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1947 Ed 2024

Marvin Edward Noegel

October 19, 1947 — August 1, 2024

Lake Butler

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Retired U.S. Army Major Marvin Edward “Ed” Noegel, Jr., passed away at his home August 1, 2024. He was born October 19, 1947, and was the eldest son of Mary Ester Martin Noegel and Marvin Edward “Bo” Noegel, Sr. Ed was born in Lake City, Florida and the family moved from Starke to Lake Butler in 1967. Ed is preceded in death by his wife of 47 years, Rosemarie “Rose” Kunkel Noegel and his daughter Tabatha “Tabby” Ramos, and his nephew Jason Edward Cumming.

Ed served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, received several honors and accommodations, and was a career officer for over 20 years. During his training Ed was stationed in Germany where he met Rose in Camp King, near Frankfurt, they later married in Bo and Mary’s home in Lake Butler in 1972. 

Ed graduated from Bradford County High School, Class of 1965, received a Bachelor’s degree from University of Florida, 1970, and an MBA from Boston University, 1979. Ed was a retired army veteran, retired high school math teacher, former Florida Department of Corrections Officer, and former car salesman. In his youth Ed was an avid hunter and enjoyed hunting deer with his brother and father. Ed was also an avid fisherman, accomplished golfer, and huge Florida Gator fan, having played high school football with Bradford County Tornadoes and UF alum. 

Following his retirement Ed took great pleasure in grilling for his grandkids, Dylan, Brandon, and Marina and their families and watching ballgames. He also enjoyed fishing and hunting with his cousin Gary, visiting with Pattie and Gary and their family, fishing with his grandsons Dylan and Brandon and their father Joe, and golfing with his grandson Dylan. Ed’s daughter Aileen and her husband Romas are here from Germany, and Aileen is Ed’s personal representative. Ed was a loving and caring husband, father, and grandfather. He loved his family and friends and was also loved by many. 

Ed is survived by his daughter Dr. Aileen Iverson-Radtke (Romas) and his daughter Tabatha’s three children, Ed’s grandchildren, Dylan (Sarah), Marina Ramos Chaumet (Nicky), Brandon Ramos and their father, Ed’s son-in-law Jose “Joe” Ramos. Also his sister Cynthia “Cindy” Noegel and his brother Louis “Louie” Noegel, Sr. and five nephews and nieces: Louie Noegel Jr. (Amanda), Jeremy Noegel (Erica), Christy Noegel, Becky Shadd (Steve), and Zachary Robert Cumming, Jennifer Leigh Cugno (Caleb) Rossman, and their children, Ed’s great nieces and nephews. Also, his cousins Patti Bedenbaugh Thomas (Gary), Jackie Harrison (Dan), many extended family cousins, and many proud Bradford County football fans. Ed also will be missed by his special friends Brother Art Peterson (Janis), Cynthia “Sis” Whitehead, and Gary Thomas. He was also grateful for his high school friends from Bradford High Class of 1965 and his community of friends at First Christian Church where he was a member. Ed also leaves behind his friend and devoted dog “Spud” and many cats that he and his wife cared for over the years.

Funeral services for Eddie Noegel include a visitation with the family at 10:00 am followed by a service at 11:00 am on Thursday, August 22, 2024, at First Christian Church with Pastor Shane Collins and Brother Art Peterson officiating, followed by a luncheon in the church. Ed will be laid to rest in a private ceremony with immediate family in Dekle Cemetery, joining there his wife Rose and daughter Tabby. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to First Christian Church, 155 NW, 1st St, Lake Butler, Fl. 32054, the Florida Veterans Foundation, or the ASPCA.

Archer-Milton Funeral Home is honored to once again serve the Noegel family. 386-496-2008 www.archerfuneralhome.com

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