GREENWOOD, Ind. — Harley F. Marshall, 67, of Greenwood, died Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011.

Born in Dover, N.H., July 4, 1943, Harley was employed in the parts department at a local automobile dealership.There are no calling hours. Funeral services will be private at the convenience of the family and burial will be in Pine Hill Cemetery, Dover.

Harley flagged in the Northeast and Midwest. Some knew him as the guy in the Skillman Race Parts truck.

Rest in Peace my friend

Sorry to hear this...RIP

This is a sad shock for me. I've known Harley a long time and went to a lot of the same tracks he did back east. We knew the same people and same places.

He was a great guy and could tell a good story, and was good to my kids.

Goodspeed Harley, and I hope you are waving the flag for the feature upstairs.

Very sad to hear as Harley was a good friend.
Harley Marshall 'Wrist of Steel" as he flagged the races.

RIP Ole Buddie !
Dan Laycock

Horrible news to hear.Harley was a class act and will surely be missed.

Hate to hear this....Harley was a great guy!

Tim Wolffrum aka Cowboy

sorry to hear the bad news about harley. i remember watching him flag the supers at star speedway years ago. he was a very good flagman. rest in peace my friend.

sad to see the passing of harley.........knew him well when he flagged at star speedway in nh. got to see him when i was crewing with the seals-it team and their silvercrown team. it sure was fun to remember all the stories about the early days with harley.........RIP my friend.....Jim.......