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Robin & David Emery
October 28, 2025
So sorry to hear of Aunt Marlene's passing. I am sure she is with my dad, her other siblings and parents in heaven. RIP Aunt Marlene.
Karen Wagner Thiel
October 28, 2025
I was Marlene's oldest niece and she was my big sister growing up in PA. We had great fun with the games that she would organize on Highland Ave. Ask Edie about putting Maple tree seeds on our noses and playing with buckeyes on strings. It was heartbreaking when she went into the convent, as I thought she wouldn't be seen again. Marlene was a true modern women, with all that she accomplished and could do. She is surely on the "steps to heaven" or there already. Thank you, Marlene, for passing with such dignity. Love to all.
Karen
Edith Kress
October 27, 2025
Marlene was my friend since childhood.. Better known as the ring leader of our neighborhood..She was such fun.. And her faith in God was very strong.. She always said God will take care of her.. R.I.P my friend..
Diane Morris
October 27, 2025
Farewell "Fun Aunt". Always a lot of laughter when you were around. Love, Diane
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