By Patrick Lujan
Gaynell Marsh was instrumental in getting the latest technology on Guam to time track & field meets as well as long distance Guam races. (GSPN file photo)
Guam has lost another good one.
Long-time running and track & field official Gaynell Marsh has passed away, as several reports have indicated early Wednesday evening.
Marsh was a math teacher at JFK High School as well as the Guam Community College since the 1970’s and had just retired in the last few years.
He was an avid runner and the President of the Guam Track & Field Association for many years before stepping down in recent years.
He is survived by long-time partner Josephine Pinto and daughter Kelly Marsh Taitano.
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