WHAT OTHER'S ARE SAYING ABOUT MARSHALL...

"Somewhere between Father Kino, Wyatt Earp, Cochise and the Pygimy owl, rides Marshall Trimble, the fifth horseman of Arizonianna!

He is to Arizona literature what Thomas Jefferson was to the Declaration of Independence, what Buffalo Bill was to the fur coat and what ten inches of rain is to Tortilla Flat.

He scatters his wisdom from Ash Fork to Arivaca, from St. John to St. David, from Yuma to Tuba City, like some New River Moses feeding the trivia-driven masses the manna of his magnanimous Maricopan musings.

And we, the faithful, follow his linguistic tracks from the backs of menus, to the walls of taverns, to the hallowed halls of Carnegie where he sits on shelves between Hunter S. Thompson and Mark Twain, waiting to deliver us from ignorance and lead us into the light of understanding his beloved Arizona."   - Baxter Black - Dean of American Cowboy Poets

“Marshall and I have been colleagues at Scottsdale Community College for the past 30 years. First and foremost, he is an exceptional classroom teacher.  In addition, his community service is exemplary.  Marshall is highly respected for his extensive knowledge of Arizona and the Southwest.   He delights in sharing this history with anyone and any place.  He brings the subject to life through sharing his extensive research.  In short, Marshall is himself a true Arizona Treasure.” - Art DeCabooter, Past-President, SCC

"Marshall and I go way back to the Bud and Travis days.  He is a good friend and always there when you need him. When Marshall Trimble performs his audiences can feel his love for Arizona and her people.  His stories and tales are humorous and heartfelt. Marshall 's determination and perseverance has put him in the forefront as a historian and a much-loved humorist and entertainer."

 - Travis Edmonson