Marc was born Jan. 16, 1933, in Cincinnati, Ohio. He graduated from the Choate School in 1951. The following year was spent at Cheltenham College in England as an exchange student. He then went to Princeton, where he was a member of the Cottage Club. Marc participated in rugby football for four years and was an outstanding member of the team. He roomed with Dan Rebhun, TC Murray, and Jerv Janney. After ROTC at Princeton, he served in the Navy as a navigator pilot, lieutenant junior grade.
His career in retailing began as a men’s furnishing buyer at Halle Bros. department store in Cleveland. Subsequently, he became the owner of the Captain’s Quarters, a traditional men’s clothing store.
Marc was a skilled boatman, an avid Cleveland sports fan, and an active volunteer in his community. His family and friends would say that he was authentic and loyal to the core. Marc was a reserved man with a wry wit and common-sense wisdom.
He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Susan; their three children, Marc III, Jennifer, and Kathryn; and grandchildren Lexie, Liza, Ryan, and Eleanor.