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E. Marlene Hendricks
Marlene, as she liked to be known, has lived in Washington State since she and her mother moved to Ballard, a neighborhood of Seattle. She met Gearld T. Hendricks at Green Lake and they were married on December 2, 1950. Although they were divorced many years later, Marlene and Gearld always attended all family gatherings with their three children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Marlene was preceded in death by her loving father, who adored his little girl, Arthur Lewellyn Peppard; and her mother, Jeanetta M. Redmond.
She leaves a family who adores her, Alfred Peppard, her brother; and her children, John R. Hendricks, Judith R. Hendricks and James R. Hendricks (Pam).
In addition, Marlene had two loving grandchildren, Racheal Felton and Issac Fisher; and step-grandson, Jeremy Kidder. Marlene was also blessed with four great grandchildren; Racheal's children, Jayden, Payton and Tristan; and Issac's daughter, Dani; and of course, her Amazon Blue Front parrot, Raymond, who she loved dearly.
As an avid writer and lover of arts and music, Marlene shared her talents and met many great and wonderful friends through the years. For those who knew her she was greatly loved and she will be missed.
A memorial service is to be held on Thursday, June 2, 2011 at 1 p.m. with graveside services to follow at 3 p.m. at Evergreen Funeral Home and Cemetery. A reception is to follow hosted by friends and family at the Hougland House in Mukilteo. For additional information contact Judith R. Hendricks at 425-317-0603.
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Diane Evert
June 21, 2011
I can't believe that it has been over 20 years that I meet you. Who would have thought that by a chance meeting that we would become such good friends!? (College chums) I remember walking up to you after class and introducing myself. You were always my biggest cheerleader! And for that I will always be greatful. You were to become not only my dear friend but part of my family. I love you and miss you. But you already know that! I know that you have told Justin, Tater and my dad how I am. And I'm sure that you have talked to all who are dear to me. I miss you, I love you. I will see you agian. Love diane
Racheal Felton
June 5, 2011
Grandma, I just love you so much and feel like a part of me died inside when you had to go. It's so hard to know that I can't come and see you anymore and talk like we use to. I already miss you so much, but I know that you are no longer in pain. I feel so blessed to have so many great memories with you. Love you Grandma!
My grandma and Raymond
Racheal Felton
June 5, 2011
Michael Hirt
June 2, 2011
Marlene I will miss you. I rented a great little Apartment from you on the ground floor and spent some great times just talking with you. My daughter will miss you also. You were also a great friend. Michael Hirt
June 2, 2011
Judith, you and your family are in my thoughts and I hope you have a loving and wonderful service today. Michele Saranovich, Washington, DC
Kay Scheller
May 30, 2011
Dear Marlene,
I'm going to miss your beautiful smile,your happy spirit and encouraging words. I'm remembering the fun picnic's and dinner's we had in your back yard. And recently even though you were not well you always had a smile and a cheerful outlook. Thank you for being a bright spot in my life thru the years. Joe will be waiting to have the first dance when you get to Heaven!
Kathy Florence
May 29, 2011
Aunt Marlene, I am sorry that I did not get up to see you over the years. You will be missed. I love you always. Kathy (Peppard -Florence)
Ellie Erickson
May 29, 2011
Oh Marlene...it was a pleasure knowing you...I will never forget you, thank you for the words of wisdom and being a kind and caring soul.
Gregory Parkes
May 29, 2011
You were always fun to talk to Marlene and I'm glad I had the opportunity. You were a wonderful positive spirit, and I'll always remember you...
Issac Fisher
May 29, 2011
I love you Grandma! You will be dearly missed and will remain in my heart forever!
Judith
May 29, 2011
I love you Mom...I will miss you forever.
Steve Yancovitz
May 29, 2011
Marlene will be missed. I'd like to offer my condolences to her family and all who loved her.
I used to rent from her and will always remember her kindness and patience toward me. Please take good care of Raymond.
Arlene Reed
May 29, 2011
I am sorry to hear of Marlene's passing. I hope the good memories will sustain you during this difficult time.
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