Marvin Jarman, a longtime coach and supporter of J.H. Rose High School, passed away on Sunday morning. Not long after 9 a.m., the J.H. Rose athletic department took to Twitter to announce Jarman’s passing.
“Thank you to all who have reached out recently, but we wanted to let everyone know Marvin now has the best seat in the house for all sporting events,” the institution stated on Twitter.
What Happened to Marvin Jarman?
Jarman’s death has sparked an outpouring of passionate condolences from all throughout the region, with many expressing thanks for his steadfast dedication to the local sports community. His legacy will continue to inspire and resonate with the many people whose lives he impacted.
As we reflect on Marvin Jarman’s enormous effect, we recognize his outstanding contributions to the Greenville sports community and extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and all those who grieve his passing.
Who was Marvin Jarman?
Jarman, 77, a Colorado native born in 1947, was a regular at Rampants games. He hadn’t missed a football game since 1972, a J.H. Rose basketball game since 1966, and a baseball game only if it conflicted with a playoff basketball game until last month.
Jarman had an incalculable influence on the Greenville athletics community during his life. Well-known for his extensive knowledge and ardent love of athletics, he was a devoted friend, mentor, and supporter of many. All who knew him respected and loved him for his unwavering attendance at J.H. Rose athletic events and his sincere appreciation for the local sports scene.
