Darld Henry Marshall

Darld Henry Marshall, a cherished and vibrant soul, was born on July 9, 1935, in Driggs, Idaho. While he was young, Darld moved to Salt Lake City where had it not been for his beautiful blind date that one wonderful night, this story would be much different but, he fell in love with his beautiful blind date who was Arline W Harris then on April 4th, 1953 Mom and Dad were married. There, our family began. Rick, Diane, David and Sherrol. Then as time has it, He joyfully entered the next chapter of his life on November 1, 2025, in West Jordan, Utah, leaving behind a legacy that will forever resonate in the hearts of his loved ones.

As a self-made man, Darld dedicated himself to both his career and his family. He served as a business manager for the Union and went on to successfully establish his own management business and farm. His professional accomplishments were matched only by his deep commitment to family, which he treasured above all else.

A man of many passions, Darld lived life to the fullest, constantly seeking adventure and the great outdoors. He found immense joy in fishing, hunting, traveling, and camping, always eager to share these moments with family and friends. With a personality that could light up any room, it was said that grass never grew under his feet—a testament to his zest for life and the experiences he cherished.

Among his proudest accomplishments was fulfilling his dream of becoming a pilot, owning his own plane, and experiencing the freedom of flight. Yet, the title that filled him with the most pride was that of father, grandfather and great grandfather. The bonds he shared with his family were not only a cornerstone of his life but the very fabric of his joy.

He is survived by his beloved son, David H. Marshall and his devoted daughter-in-law, Pam Marshall.

His beloved daughter, Sherrol Sloan and his devoted son-in-law, Robert Sloan.

His other devoted daughter-in-law, Debbie Marshall was married to oldest son, Rick Marshall. 

His devoted son-in-law, Ron Mower who was married to his oldest daughter Diane Mower as well as many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and even great-great-grandchildren who will carry forth his spirit.

Darld also leaves behind the memories of those who preceded him into eternity, including his beloved, devoted and lovely wife, Arline W. Marshall. His father, Henry J. Marshall; his mother, Mildred F. Marshall; his brother, Bryon J. Marshall; and two of his beloved children, Rick D. Marshall and Diane A. Mower, along with his grandsons, Travis R. Sloan and Jordan Baker.

A viewing to honor Darld's remarkable life is scheduled for November 14, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Memorial Redwood Mortuary and Cemetery in West Jordan, Utah.

Darld Henry Marshall's life was a testament to love, adventure, and unwavering devotion to family. His legacy will live on, etched in the stories shared, the memories cherished, and the love he so freely gave to all who knew him.