Marvin S. Arrington, Sr.

Marvin S. Arrington, Sr.

Marvin S. Arrington, Sr.

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Willie L. Anthony from Decatur
Judge Arrington, "Bo Legs", was a member of the 100%Wrong Sports Club. He helped on a number of occasions to solidify this Historic Sports Club in Atlana. His leadership will be miss on so many levels throughout Georgia. During his time with the 100% Wrong Club, he opened doors for the club to recognize countless Civil Rights Leaders and community activists. I last talked to Marvin, at the Atlanta Braves Luncheon for Negro League Baseball Players. He was a great, leader, sportsman, Civil Rights Leader, "Alderman", City Councilman, Judge & a great Father. I will miss my friend.
Terrell Taylor from Atlanta
I would like to thank the family for allowing Marvin Arrington Sr. to make all the sacrifices to help build the great city of Atlanta and making all of us proud to be African American men. Terrell Taylor President Shoot 2 Media Group, LLC
Sandra Singleton McDonald from Atlanta
Words are inadequate to express my sincere appreciation to Judge Marvin S. Arrington for the years of support, encouragement and lasting friendship. HE WAS SIMPLY THE BEST AND HE WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
Marvin Arrington Jr from Atlanta
Thank you to everyone for your kind words of comfort during this difficult time. While we are sad about the loss of y(our) beloved "Bo" we can only rejoice about the life that he lived, the goals that he accomplished and the people that he touched. He was blessed to have 82 years. Thanks again for all your calls, texts, emails, prayers and condolences.

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To purchase a copy of "Making My Mark," or to Stream "BoLegs" the documentary, please visit BoLegsATL.com.

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