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Marilyn Frances Lesley MCLAREN
April 13, 1938 - June 27, 2017
BORN
April 13, 1938
DIED
June 27, 2017
Marilyn MCLAREN Obituary
Marilyn was devoted to her family; she was the true definition of love and generosity. Her beauty and heart shone fully when surrounded by her loved ones. She cherished time with family and friends and would happily spend hours cooking and preparing for her company. She was an avid gardener and created a beautiful, serene space at home for all to enjoy. Marilyn's love of flowers grew into taking Ikebana lessons, and then later becoming a Sensei herself; she enjoyed passing on her knowledge of Japanese flower arranging to her students, friends and family.
It is with so much sadness that we say goodbye, but we will hold her close within our hearts forever. The love she passed on to us with each kiss, each hug and each laugh will never be forgotten. She will be missed by all those who knew and loved her. We have been left with a lifetime of beautiful memories.
A very special thank you to Gloria for all her love and care.
There will be no service by request.
Memories and Condolences
for Marilyn MCLAREN
4 Entries
August 1, 2017
Jim and family,
So sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you. A big hug to Jim.
Anne Topp
Don & Pat Watling ( ret Butler Brothers )
July 10, 2017
Jim and Family, so sorry to hear of your sad news, I send to all of you,our deepest sympathy and best thoughts at the sad time for you all. Relish in all the wonderful memories you will have.
Lynn Spence
July 6, 2017
To the McLaren family,
My deepest sympathies for your loss. I know this is a sad and difficult
To the McLaren family,
I know that these will be sad and difficult days for all of you and want to extend my deepest sympathies to your family.
I will always remember the many kindnesses Mrs McLaren showed me in my younger years. In particular I remember with fondness and gratitude those times when the smell of boiled tongue emanating from my home would drive me to your door. Mrs. McLaren always welcomed me in and there was always an extra chair at the table. Her meals were delicious as I recall and I managed to get more than one recipe from her that I still use today. I think there even came a point when I no longer needed to explain what was on the menu at the Spence residence , she could tell by the sour and pained look on my face. I will remember this lovely woman fondly and again, my deepest sympathies on your loss.
Myrna Borleske
July 6, 2017
I am heartbroken
She was a special, special woman
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