Marilyn A. Jahn

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Kenneth Howe Funeral Home - East Aurora

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East Aurora, New York

Marilyn Jahn Obituary

JAHN-Marilyn A. February 21, 2007, beloved wife of Elmer A.; dear mother of Margaret Jahn (Stephen Hasselmann), Elizabeth Jahn, Kirstin Jahn (George Watt) and Michael (Sarah) Jahn; sister of Robert Brauch; grandmother of Lucas, Jack, Emilie Hasselmann, Samuel and Benjamin Jahn; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Thursday only from 1-3 and 7-9 at the KENNETH HOWE FUNERAL HOME, 64 Maple St., East Aurora. Friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial Friday from Immacuate Conception R.C. Church, 520 Oakwood Ave at 9:30. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Albright Knox Art Gallery or the Arthritis Foundation. Online tributes may be sent to www.mem.com

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Published by Buffalo News from Feb. 28 to Mar. 1, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Marilyn Jahn

11 Entries

March 1, 2007

Dear Jahn Family,
I was so sad to receive the call from Liz of Mrs. Jahn's untimely death. She was truly a wonderful person who touched so many people. My brother Michael was one of the lucky students of Mrs. Jahn. In talking with him recently he mentioned that whenever he saw Mrs Jahn she would ask how he was doing with his hooked rug project. She had the gift of connecting with people and making them feel very comfortable.
With deep sympathy,
Andrea Norberg

Joanne Sugg

March 1, 2007

Dear Elmer & Family - What a shock to hear of Marilyn's death, we had a luncheon date in Aug. Always met when I visited Bflo. We were close as children with our Family picnics - Bob, Marilyn, Paul & I. When our children were young Aunt Hilda took the oldest to visit with Santa. Family times togeter at Aunt Gert's cottage - we stayed with Anna & Art. Fun times on the beach with Uncle Art's bonfires.
Marilyn will be missed by all. Our thoughts & Prayers are with you.
Love Joanne, Leone, Craig & Blair

laura suttell

March 1, 2007

To Mrs. Jahn's family,
I had the gift of being in Mrs. Jahn's art class at Southside School. She was a wonderfully creative and kind teacher. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Laurie (Pacanowski) Kennedy

March 1, 2007

Dear"Uncle" Elmer, Maggie, Liz, Kirstie,and Mike,

Thinking today of all our times at "the Lake", everyone from Card Club, and the wonderful memories of the life-long friendships that serve as a tribute to "Aunt" Marilyn and her warm, welcoming spirit. She was a great and loyal friend to my Mom, especially after my Dad passed away. I am with you all in thought today. Take Care.

brian beardslee

March 1, 2007

dear elmer and family,

so sorry to hear of the loss of cousin marilyn.

brian beardslee and family

Sally Kenney

February 28, 2007

Dear Jahn Family, Words cannot describe how much we all loved Mrs Jahn. Growing up across the street from you all was the best! I know I speak for all of us when I say she was a second Mom to the three of us-not to mention a great friend to both of my parents.We love you all-Hold on to all the wonderful memories. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. Lots of Love Sally, John and Jim Fickenscher

Jack&Joanne McAllister

February 28, 2007

Dear Elmer and family,
Our deep and sincere sympathy. We'll never forget her. God bless.

Beverly Jahn

February 28, 2007

Dear Uncle Elmer, Liz, Maggie, Kristen, Mike and family members,

I was so sorry to hear about the death of Aunt Marilyn. The impact of losing such a remarkable women has to be profound. She appeared to be the family rock, remaining present to the unfolding of life, accepting and often times challenging that which was placed at her doorstep with much gusto, with the innate flair of an artist.

My prayers are with you, your families and everyone, whose life was blessed by her presence.

Love, Bev

Dotty & Paul Goehle

February 28, 2007

Our deepest sympathy, Elmer & Family.

Barbara Gold

February 28, 2007

Uncle Elmer, Maggie, Liz, Kirstin, Mike and family,
Whenever I think of Aunt Marilyn I smile. I will remember her kind, loving, laughing soul. I loved her from the beginning when Uncle Elmer was showing all of us in our backyard how he could do a handstand and kicked her smack in the nose and broke it. And this was a few weeks before they got married and she still married him. I am grateful to have known her, wish I knew her better. I will miss her.
Sincerely and with love,
Barbara (Jahn) Gold

Mary Jane and Bob Anthony

February 28, 2007

Dear Jahn family,
My husband and I were privileged to become acquainted with your parents as we purchased their property next door this fall. Although our contacts were brief, we could tell that your mother was someone we would enjoy getting to know better this summer as we spent time at our new cottage. As we have been working this winter, we have been anticipating their return and so that we could share our efforts with your folks, especially since your mother seemed to be looking forward to some of the projects that we were planning. We were saddened when Ray stopped on Friday to tell us of your mother's passing. We know that this will be very difficult for all of you, especially for Elmer. Even in our limited contacts, we could tell she was a great lady. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely,
Bob and Mary Jane Anthony

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