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Marilyn Horton Obituary
Vestal - Marilyn Lilyea Horton, 87, of Vestal, born June 30, 1933, transitioned to Heaven on July 25, 2020. She is predeceased by her parents Simon and Alice (Gramling) Smith and her husband Carl V. Lilyea and step-daughter Rhonda Payne. Marilyn is survived by her loving husband, Roland Horton; her children Kevin (Sue) Lilyea, Karen (Gary) Price, Jim (Becky) Lilyea, John (Sloan) Lilyea, Bruce (Ann-Michele) Lilyea; step-children Wayne (Linda) Horton, Brad Horton and Kim (Larry) Dykes; 19 grandchildren, and 5 great-grandchildren. She loved her Savior, her family, her church, her friends, traveling, camping, hiking, baking, sewing, painting, birds, and taking pictures. On Monday, Aug 3, 2020, calling hours are 9 - 11 am, service 11 am at First Baptist Church, 40 Whig St, Newark Valley, NY. Burial at Riverside Cemetery, Apalachin, NY.
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Roger and Linda Besser
July 30, 2020
Roland and Family,
Please accept our sincerest condolences and know our prayers are with you. We cherish our time at Ross Corners Baptist Church where we got to know both Marilyn and Roland, you both are beautiful people and we are sure our Lord is enjoying our sister in Christ's homecoming. Marilyn's faithfulness is being rewarded today as I write this message!
Dave Evans
July 29, 2020
to the Lilyea family , I am very sorry for your loss. Your mom was a special lady and always checked on my mom in my moms later years. Many good memories of her letting us use your basement on those rainy days when we were all kids.
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