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Marilyn was born in Holland on March 7, 1942. She attended Holland Public Schools and graduated from Holland High School in 1960. Marilyn was in banking for her entire career. She retired from Fifth Third bank in 2002. She was very involved at Evergreen Commons. She loved to read and played pickle ball as often as she could. Playing golf was her longtime passion. Marilyn also enjoyed working in the library at Evergreen Commons.
She is survived by her son, Michael (Melanie) Hulst; grandchildren, Matthew (Haley) Hulst, Morgan (Zachary) VanDen Berg; great-grandchildren, Marshall, Ella, Jillian and McKenna; siblings, Richard (Maryanne) DenUyl, Donnie Large; sister in-law, Sally DenUyl; many extended family and friends.
Marilyn was preceded in death by her brother, Ronald DenUyl.
Private services will be held.
Memorial contributions may be given to Gentiva Hospice.
Professional service entrusted to the Northwood Chapel.
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