Plano, Texas
Jul 6, 1941 – Oct 4, 2014
EVERETT, Marilyn Jo Marilyn Jo Everett was born on July 6, 1941 to Clarence and Mildred Colburn in Wichita, Kansas. She is survived by daughters Rhonda Thomas, Jeannie Lloyd (Kent), and son Doug Everett. She is also survived by grandchildren Jeremy Everett, Ambre Rossa (Robert), Adam Lloyd,...
Read MoreMarilyn was a co-worker a long time ago. Many fond memories of conferences together and all the patience she had with me as I learned my new job. Sorry to hear of her passing. A wonderful lady in more ways than one.
Rhoda (Leister) Byers
October 09, 2014 | Wylie, TX
Our hearts are broken....the love and friendship that was shared over the years will continued to be treasured. You may be gone physically however your sweet voice and smile will live on. The knowledge that you are happy and whole now gives comfort to all who relish your friendship. We were blessed to know you!
Hugs and love forever from Kansas
Lisa Warrell Rome
October 08, 2014 | Benton, KS
News of her passing sadden me. A perfect example of a family matriarch, that was really good to me, and will be forever remembered. I know that she rest peacefully, and her family blessed.
Tim Freeman
October 07, 2014 | Farmersville, TX
I have known Marilyn for about ten years,She was one of the sweetest ,kindest person I have ever known. As Kim said her family was the number one joy of her life.It was my privilege to be her friend,and I am going to miss her. Rest in peace my friend. Judy Barr
October 06, 2014
Marilyn's life will always be remembered with her caring, and loving ways. Her friendship to me, was special in so many ways. She is so happy now, that she has joined Dub in heaven. They were a couple that had a special and loving bond that most people never have in a lifetime. I am so saddened with my lost, but remember Marilyn...we will see each other again!! Love Diana
Diana James
October 06, 2014 | Plano, TX
Marilyn was one of the most caring, loving ladies I have ever known. She especially loved her family to the fullest.
I had the pleasuring of being her hairdresser for more than 20 years.
I will miss our weekly visits.
Rest in peace my dear friend.
Kim Varner
October 06, 2014