Marlene-Kurtz-Obituary

Marlene Kurtz

Agawam, Massachusetts

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Marlene B. (Rivers) Kurtz, 88, entered into eternal rest on Monday, October 21,2019. She was a lifelong resident of Agawam born to the late Melvin and Eva (Gemme) Rivers. Marlene happily raised her family here with her husband David who predeceased her in 2012. They shared over 55 loving years...

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David,

So sorry to hear your Mom passed away. Please pass along my sympathy to your entire family. Now our Aunt Marie has her friend, Marlene, to play cards with again. Bless you and your family and hope happy memories of your Mom will live forever in your heart.

In Sympathy,
Linda Labun O'Brien

Sherry, I am so sorry for your loss. I never met your mom but you can tell a lot about a person by how their children turn out . so I know your mom was someone special

My condolences to the Kurtz family on Marlene's passing. We lived across the street from her and Dave on Spring Street for over 40 years. Couldn't ask for nicer neighbors.

The Cote Family

Sherry, Thinking of you and your family, try to remember all the happy times you had with Mom, sending hugs

To my auntie Marlene, I will love you forever, and miss you. You were my 2nd mother. I will miss the tapping on the heater pipe for us to get up on a Sunday morning for church, the Friday nite smelts with peas. Our skating in the yard. The PLEASE PASS THE PEAS. And you constantly SANDBAGGER when playing pinochle. Trusting us to stay alone while you went to auntie Bernies. And having the hot chocolate being spilled all over the piano. And Davey. We did clean it up. You didn't catch on for...

My auntie Marlene, I will miss you forever, you were my 2nd mom. I was there almost every weekend. Your tapping on the heat pipe to wake us up for church, our skating outside, our smelts on Friday bites, to PASS THE PEAS PLEASE. And your constant SANDBAGGING while playing pinochle . IAnd getting my head stuck in the tube pan , I love you and will miss you. Dale Leddy

All my love for Aunt Marlene... Hugs to the family. Mourn her deeply and celebrate her life with love.

My condolences to the Kurtz family. Both Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz were wonderful people. They used to come to our office just to visit our dog "Buddy" and bring him a treat. Deepest sympathy, All the staff at Bay State Fuel.

What a wonderful lady to have shared the earliest years of my life with. I will never forget Marlene and Sandy and her mother Eva who cared for me from the age of 1 year old. She was a real lady, kind and so strong. We who knew her and Dave are blessed with our memories. Everytime I catch the scent of lilacs I think of playing in her yard during my happiest times. God bless you Marlene as you join the wonderful people who have waited for you!
With so much love, Bobby