Bikiana Margarita Marshall wife of Marrio Marshall

I am here raising money raising money and asking for donation for our dear friend and brother Marrio  Marshall, whose wife passed away this past weekend.  I don't think that there is a better way to illustrate how much she meant to him other that to use his own words (Please see below). 

Any amount that you can donate is much appreciated, these funds are needed  to cover the memorial and funeral expenses.  Please note that no amount is too small.  Also, if you would like to make any contributions via Zelle or Cash app please email or DM me and I will provide you with the relevant information. Thank you in advance for your generous contributions, and keep Marrio and his loved ones in your prayers. 


Marrio Marshall on his wife: 

I wanna tell you about the time I met a real angel. In some of the darkest hours of my life and some of the most stressful times I had a conversation with God and I said I was tired of going through this journey alone and I really felt like I was tired and ready to give up. I took a trip to ease my mind and to take away the stress. I went to the Dominican Republic for the first time as I had been trying to visit there for years but never made it. I went and I ended up there alone. I was a bit nervous because I didn’t know what to expect. I got lost one day looking for the beach and so I stopped in this little plaza or strip mall. I was talking to a friend in the states while I was looking around and then from a very long distance I saw this beautiful face. I didn’t know what to expect but I went to talk to her. I asked if she spoke English and she said no. Then I ask was she married she said no then I ask if I could take her to dinner and then she hesitated and said she didn’t know. I gave her my number and I got hers and she texted me the next day. I picked her up from work and went to dinner she was nervous and so was I. We couldn’t communicate completely but when we got to the restaurant I had the best time I ever had and the moment we met I knew she was my gift! I married her in 9 months and I was able to do what I told her I would do and that’s change her life. I have been blessed beyond understanding since the day she came into my life and yesterday was one of the hardest days I have ever endured. To know that my angel is no longer with me feels like someone took piece of me away. For her 38th birthday the last gift I gave her was her immigration approval letter stating that she could apply for a visa and it was one of the happiest days of her life and mine. I told her this is the last time I was coming here the next time I’m coming to take her home! Rest In Peace my angel

Bikiana Margarita Marshall