Scott Marcus Obituary, Death – Scott Marcus of Illinois, has reportedly passed away unexpectedly leaving family and loved ones in agony and sadness. His wife of 55 years, Margo, his son Joe Marcus and his wife Kate, also of Camp Hill, his daughter Sara Marcus Kaplaniak and her husband Eddy, also of Camp Hill, and his four beautiful grandchildren, Noah, Lily, Calvin, and Emelia, will miss him terribly. Scott Marcus and his wife Kate also live in Camp Hill. Sara Marcus Kaplaniak and her husband Eddy also live in Camp Hill. Additionally residing in Camp Hill are ScottMarcus and his wife Kate.
Additionally residing in Camp Hill are Sara Marcus Kaplaniak and her husband, Eddy. The vast majority of those 55 years were spent with Margo as his wife. Scott Marcus and his wife Kate made their home in Camp Hill when they were first married. Susan Brown, his sister, had already passed away prior to his departure from this world. She was the person who immediately stepped in to take her place. He was blessed with the opportunity to spend his childhood in Beaver, Pennsylvania, close to many members of his extended family, including his cousins and other relatives.
He was born in the United States and received his childhood education there. Later in life, he served in the Army of the United States of America and also pursued a career in academia. During this time, he attended Allegheny College and Syracuse University to earn degrees, and he also taught at Mankato State University while pursuing his degrees. In his later years, he passed away. Sam started working for the Department of Higher Education of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1971, the year after he relocated back to his home state of Pennsylvania.
He remained employed there up until the day he retired from the workforce. Sam was an employee there up until the time that he became eligible for retirement. He had spent all of his professional life working at that location. During that time period, he was also gradually transitioning his “side hustle,” which at the time consisted of selling books, into what would eventually become a second career. During this time, he was selling books. During the time that he was at the West Shore Farmers Market, he owned and oversaw the management of the Bookworm Bookstore, which is located inside the market. Even though he has been gone for quite some time, his children and grandchildren are carrying on with the day-to-day operations of the company.