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Mr. Everett E. Marshall III

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Matchbox Road Museum (Past)
Newfield, New Jersey
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    www.catholicstarherald.org/index.php?option=com_content - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 10/30/2009    Last Visited: 10/30/2009  

    Pictured above, from left, are Father Paul W. Galetto, president, Dr. Joseph Bernardini, Michael Kouser, Anthony Spina, director of alumni, Father Francis J. Horn, headmaster, Michael Carabrese, Everett Marshall III, Anthony Iaconelli, and Paul Rodio, director of development.
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    Everett Marshall III - Cultural Inductee - graduated from St. Augustine Prep (1967) and attended Biscayne College, Miami, Fla. (1971). Marshall is a retired fire chief of the Newfield Fire Company, served as the mayor of Newfield for 25 years and currently serves as councilman of Newfield. Marshall is the owner of the world's largest Matchbox Toy collection and has been recognized on various TV Shows and magazines for Matchbox Toys. He resides in Newfield with his wife Christine of 37 years and has three children.

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    www.courierpostonline.com/community/townlist.html - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 6/5/2002    Last Visited: 6/5/2002  

    Officials: Mayor: Everett Marshall III, (856)‚697-2800; Clerk: Toni Van Camp, (856)‚697-1100

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    www.mbxusa.net/view_topic.php?id=283&forum_id=10&jump_t - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 8/19/2005    Last Visited: 12/1/2007  

    Matchbox Diecast Model Car Collecting and More > Matchbox - General Discussion > Matchbox Diecast Toy News and Feedback > Everett Marshall
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    This afternoon (Wednesday), Everett Marshall was seriously injured when a tanker truck he was cleaning exploded.Hew was on top of the rig when it blew and was thrown quite a distance.He was medivaced to Temple Hospital in Philadelphia where he is in critical condition with burns, broken bones and possible other injuries . The tanker was ripped completey apart in the blast and there was damage to his offices.I spoke with his wife Chris about 9 PM Wednesday and Everett was in surgery.He has a broken leg and possible other breaks too but I'm not sure- That's all I know now, but it is serious.

    I thought the Matchbox people should be aware of his problem - Contacting the family or his offices will be impossible.I'll know more tomorrow.Keep him in your thoughts. Bill---------------- I will post new info as I receive it.Please send a prayer to Everett & his family.
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    Everett Marshall III was elected mayor of the 1.7-square-mile Gloucester County town, just north of Vineland, in 1982 and served for 20 years.Marshall, 56, runs the day-to-day operations of Marshall Service Inc., which hauls fuel oil cross-country.
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    Marshall has remained active in local politics since losing the office to Westergaard.
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    Marshall has a collection of 30,000 Matchbox cars, valued at $1 million, which he displays at the Matchbox Road Museum adjacent to the truck terminal.
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    I wanted to express my sadness to hear about Everett.As I searched the internet I came across some articles and pictures.From reading and hearing reports, this is devastating.

    Everyone should keep Everett in their prayers as a burn is the worst king of injury anyone can have.Lets pray that Everett gets through this, with 50 to 75 percent of burns on his body, from what the reports are, Everett is in serious condition.

    Everett will be enduring alot during the next days, weeks, months, and years.Burns are the most painful to recover from.The biggest challenge for Everett will be infection, bones can heal but it is infection and pain from the burns that will be most traumatic.
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    Below is Bill Shisler's latest report on Everett.
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    Everett MarshallPO Box 977Newfield, NJ 08344
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    Subject: Everett's Get Well BannerFrom: bshisler bshisler@colorcomp.netHello John,We went to the Museum yesterday and placed this get well banner on the lawn.Thought you might like to see it.Everett continues to improve, but still listed as critical.He has a trachea tube in but he's breathing on his own.This prohibits him from direct communication with family, but even being being sedated for pain, he is aware of what is going on.
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    Below is the latest update on Everett Marshall, sobering but good too.

    John Y.MBX Collectors Ambassador

    **********Hello John Y,I wanted to contact you about the latest on Everett.Since this tragic accident happened, I suspectedthat there was some information withheld about Everett by the family.First let me say that Everett isreally doing well, out of ICU and should be going to Moss Rehabilitation Center in Bucks County, PA sometime soon.The sad news is that due to two different circumstances, both of Everett's legsrequired amputation.One when he was first admitted due to his knee/leg being completely shatteredand not surgically possible to save it.The second several weeks after the first amputation due to severe burns, causing infection and circulation problems below the knee.I was floored when hearing thisnews as you can imagine.But I understand completely the family's wishes to wait until Everett waswell on his way to complete recovery to fully disclose the issues with his legs.There will be onemore skin graft operation to prior to moving to Moss Rehab.Eventually, he will be fitted with stateof the art prosthetics.

    There is a benefit golf outing planned for Everett on July 28 at Everett's home course, White Oaks CC,Newfield, NJ.When I find out more regarding that, I will gladly pass on the information.Models arealso in the works, as you know, and should be available relatively soon.Information on a fund forEverett that has already been established will also be passed along when details are known.

    I'm told his spirits are good and he's looking forward to "getting back to his golf game, and Matchbox."
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    The Tournament on Friday for Everett was a tremendous success.The weather was perfect for an August afternnoon with about 110 golfers taking the links in support of E-man.Everett came about 12:15, just prior to the tee off.He spoke to the crowd with sincere appreciation as we awaited the start of the tournament.He then went back home for a few hours to rest up before coming back for the dinner part of the event.There were several Matchbox supporters highlighting the numerous tee signs on the course (You, Kerry and Mika being one of them).We produced a model, which Everett had many in stock, of the original "Newfield Borough Fire Co."produced by Matchbox in the pre Tyco days, that were given to all the golfers.This model went back in the original box, too.They were offered for sale to the attendees of the dinner, also.I'm sure the remainder of the run will be available to the collectors with all model proceeds benefitting the Everett Marshall Charities Fund. White Oaks CC was packed with people when we came off the course.In all, there were about 275 people for the Dinner. (Due to being on a Friday, and short notice, The "Together for Tyler Flight Demonstration Team" was unavailable, but we'll try to get them for next year!).Everett's son, Rhett wheeled Everett in around 6:00 PM and obviously the throng of well wishers lined up to greet him.He was in great spirits and genuinlly overwhelmed by the turnout for him.He spoke again thanking everyone and vowed to be out on the course next year with his new legs. (State of the art ones, too that "will give me an extra 20 yards", according to Everett).Im sure the long, well deserved standing ovation that followed was an emotional one for him with many in the crowd wiping their eyes.In all, a truly successful event.Everett will remain home now for several weeks then return to Moss Rehabilitation Center to receive his new legs.

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    www.thedailyjournal.com/article/20081104/NEWS03/8110301 - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 11/4/2008    Last Visited: 11/5/2008  

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    $50,000 Matchbox Car for Auction on Sothebys.com - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 8/16/2002    Last Visited: 3/18/2003  

    "Matchbox is one of the foremost brands of diecast," says Everett Marshall III, owner of one of the largest collections of Matchbox cars in the world."Matchbox cars have always been excellent representations of real vehicles.The Ultimate Collectible in particular is an absolutely gorgeous model, fantastically built."Mr. Marshall has more than 27,000 vehicles in his collection, many of which are on display at his Matchbox Road Museum in Newfield, New Jersey, where he is also mayor.

    The auction will conclude at 5:00 PM during the 2002 Matchbox International Toy Show, Saturday, August 24th at Chelsea Piers in New York City.

    Matchbox vehicle collectors without the winning bid can still purchase a replica of this unique vehicle, as Mattel will be offering two limited-edition replicas: a burgundy version with 50th Anniversary decoration and a special golden-color version.Just like their gold counterpart, these vehicles will feature fine details and a moving ladder, and each will bear the 50th anniversary commemorative logo.The suggested retail price is $8 each.

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    AP Wire | 07/06/2002 | After 50 years, Matchbox... - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 7/7/2002    Last Visited: 7/7/2002  

    Everett Marshall, the mayor of Newfield, has about 27,000, many of which are on display in his garage-based Matchbox museum.

    Among his collection is at least one of every casting, he said, but not every car the company has ever made.

    He gets a few hundred visitors a year, most of whom look at his cars with the same reverence as a museum-goer would study an ancient artifact.

    On a recent visit, two children came in and appreciated the cars the old-fashioned way - by pushing them around the floor.

    Marshall was pleased to let them play."Kids play video games," he said."They don't play with toys."

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    Benefit set in support of councilman - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 8/9/2006    Last Visited: 8/9/2006  

    A golf tournament to honor Everett Marshall III and raise money for the Burn Foundation will be held at 1 p.m. Aug. 18 at White Oaks Country Club, Franklin.
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    A benefit golf outing and dinner will be held this month to support Everett Marshall III, a borough councilman who suffered serious injuries in an explosion earlier this year.

    Proceeds will benefit the Burn Foundation, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that educates families, emergency workers and the medical community about burn prevention and care.The foundation also offers burn survivors and their families support and recovery assistance.

    Marshall, who served as mayor of the borough for about two decades, sustained burns on more than half his body and later lost both legs when a tanker he was cleaning at his business exploded April 19.

    The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is still investigating the accident.

    "He's doing well and his spirits are high," said Marshall's son, Matt."That's all we can ask for."

    Marshall has been undergoing rehabilitation and treatment at the Temple Burn Center.

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    Benefit to honor ex-Newfield mayor - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 8/8/2006    Last Visited: 8/8/2006  

    A golf tournament in honor of Everett Marshall III to raise money for the Burn Foundation will be held at 1 p.m. Aug. 18 at White Oaks Country Club, Franklin.
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    NEWFIELD - A benefit golf outing and dinner will be held this month in honor of Everett Marshall III, a borough councilman who suffered serious injuries in an explosion this past spring.

    Proceeds will benefit the Burn Foundation, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that educates families, emergency workers and the medical community about burn prevention and care.

    The foundation also offers burn survivors and their families recovery assistance.

    Marshall, who served as mayor of the borough for about two decades, sustained burns on more than half his body and later lost both legs when a tanker he was cleaning at his business exploded April 19.

    The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is still investigating the accident.

    "He's doing well and his spirits are high," said Marshall's son, Matt."That's all we can ask for."

    Marshall has been undergoing rehabilitation and treatment at the Temple Burn Center.

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    Borough of Newfield - Brief History: Fire Co. - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 4/12/2007    Last Visited: 1/17/2008  

    Ronald Shimp is Chief and Everett Marshall is President of the company.

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    Borough of Newfield - Municipal Offices - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 1/17/2008    Last Visited: 1/17/2008  

    Co-Chair: Everett Marshall
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    Everett Marshall: Public Works, Trash & Recycling
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