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I feel like part of my childhood has died. As a little boy, I used to look forward to friday nights watching Marvin Zindler. Rest In Peace, sir.
whutdahell31 4 years ago
Goodbye, Marvin. You were a great Houstonian.
louminatti 4 years ago
I now live in Bakersfield, Ca. I grew upin Houston and will always remember this great man of broadcasting. God bless you Marvin.
misterjaz 4 years ago
It's hard to imagine Houston without Marvin.
sitrian 4 years ago
;(
RIP MARVIN
tomtom5418 4 years ago
We will miss OUR MARVIN, may Jehovah God hold him in his memory, Marvin will rise again in a perfect paradise earth as it is promised in the bible.
desilu64 4 years ago
This has been quite a week here in Houston. One of the most animated consumer reporters has died.
Houston will never been the same.
I can see in the future a statue of Marvin to be placed somewhere here in town, he has helped so many poor people.
Like Marvin would say "It's Hell to be poor".
dhansel001 4 years ago