Site Dedication

This site is dedicated to my father, the late Dr. Prince H. Marshall, Sr., DD (November 7, 1923 - March 6, 2015). Its purpose is to continue his legacy of teaching others how to, and helping them to, live and lead better lives.

He was a dedicated man of God, teacher, counselor, mentor, missionary, visionary and friend to many. To myself and my sisters, he was the wisest man we could ever have been blessed with as a father.

To our children he was a loving and active grandfather that never ceased to come up with engaging, fun activities to help them expand their thinking and abililities.

I hope that through this site I can share some of the wisdom that he has given me over the years, some of which I never realized the value of until after he was gone. May it help you as much as it has helped me. Dr. Prince H. Marshall, Sr., DD

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