Dorothy-Marriage-Obituary

Photo courtesy of Fulkerson Funeral Home of Plentywood

Dorothy A. Marriage

Jul 30, 1923 - May 3, 2015

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We also have very special memories of sweet Dorothy. She shared a room with our mom Mary Goff At SMNH. What a Sweetheart of a lady. She was always so kind and loving. I wanted to bring her home with me... Sh and "Cookie Cook, and Lorraine, we're like thee 3 mousekateers... just never a dull moment when those girls were together... =) we were very blessed to of seen them every day we were in plentywood for a month... during our moms passing. Monica, Peggy, and Becky Goff

I just loved seeing Dorothy at the nursing home. She brightened my days there with her friendly smile. Dorothy always dressed so beautifully and she was a wonderful asset to the community. I will miss her. I've been thinking about all of you and I know you will keep Dorothy forever in your hearts and memories.

Thinking of all the family on this day. I have special memories of time with the Marriages. Love to all.

Our thoughts and prayers with Dorothy's family. Lots of memories of all the wonderful times we all shared in Whitetail. So many stories come to mind ..... times and people we will always hold dear to our hearts. ~Randy & Carol Hanrahan~

Obituary

Dorothy's Obituary

Memorial services for Dorothy Marriage will be held at 10:00 AM Monday, May 11. Pastor Charles Kelly will officiate at the service at Zion Lutheran Church in Flaxville; interment of cremated remains will be in Whitetail Cemetery. Dorothy died early Sunday, May 3 at Sheridan Memorial Nursing Home in Plentywood where she had been resident since 2008; she was 91. Dorothy was born July 30, 1923 in Whitetail, Montana, the daughter of Edwin and Estella Potter. She married Lester Marriage on November 25, 1939 in Plentywood, Montana. They lived briefly in Whitefish, Montana before moving to California in 1941where Les was employed by Lockheed Aircraft until 1943 when they returned to Whitetail to farm with her father, Edwin, and her brother, Irving Potter. Dorothy very much enjoyed the farm life and was involved in everything from driving the grain trucks in the fields to bringing out, with her sister-in-law Helen, the hot meals during harvest. In 1980, Dorothy and Les moved to Plentywood, Mt. and enjoyed many years with new friends in the community.Dorothy is survived by her two sons, Dennis of Cut Bank, Montana and Rick and his wife Debbie of Whitetail/Plentywood, her half-brother Harry of Phoenix, Arizona, and four grandchildren: Treasure Berkram (Dean) of Cut Bank, Mt., Teri Kennedy (Greg) of Madison, Wisconsin; Michelle Marriage of Billings; Chad (Jenny) Marriage of Missoula, Montana; and ten great grandchildren: Kyle, Jared, and Reid Berkram; James Roberts; Victoria And Alexis Kennedy; Megan and Tate Marriage; Ayden and Ryland Marriage.Dorothy was preceded in death by her parents, Edwin and Estella Potter, her step mother, Anna, her brother, Irving, and grandson Michael.Fulkerson Funeral Home of Plentywood has charge of arrangements: Read and print the obituary, post remembrances, and send cards and flowers online at www.fulkersonsplentywood.com . .

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