Marjorie Elaine Castellow

Marjorie "Margie" Elaine Castellow, 67, of Corsicana Texas passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by her husband, family and friends on October 10, 2025. She was born August 1, 1958, to her late parents Wayne Vernon Stickney and Dosia Reeves.
Margie lived a life defined by compassion, dedication, and love. She spent most of her adult life caring for others as a Licensed Practical Nurse, serving her patients with the same warmth and grace she gave to her family. In her later years, she worked proudly for the Navarro County Sheriff's Office, where her strength, humor, and resilience touched many lives.
She grew up in Oklahoma before meeting her husband and making her home in Corsicana. She enjoyed the simple things like camping, horseback riding, fishing, and spending time with her husband and family. Her husband proudly boasts that she is the best thing that ever came down I-35, bringing her Oklahoma roots and sharing her love with everyone she met in Texas. They were together for over 17 years.
She had a big heart – one big enough to hold every member of her large family. Her love will ripple through generations.
She was preceded in death by her parents; sisters Susan Garcia and Gloria Michel; her son Gary Martin; and her great-grandson Kayson Daxx Feezor.
She is survived by her loving husband, Lynn Castellow; her children Tammy Goodson (and husband John Goodson), Kevin Martin and Curtis James Gray, stepson Matthew Castellow; and her brother Richard Stickney.
Margie's legacy continues through her beloved grandchildren:
Destiny McElfresh, Brooklyn McElfresh, Saylor Woodmansee, Ava Castellow, Brandon Feezor (and wife Elizabeth Feezor), Emily Goodson, Nicholas Martin, Sarah Martin, Alyssa Martin, Alison Gray, Gary Gage Gray, Loghan Gray, Parker Gray, and Chance Gray.
She was also blessed with many great-grandchildren:
Waylon Willis, Jax Willis, Nova McElfresh, Isaac Willmon, Iris Feezor, Ivory Feezor, Ivee Feezor, Dayton Brooks, and Carlee Brooks.
Margie's family and friends will remember her as a woman of faith, kindness, and immeasurable love. Her compassion as a nurse and her devotion as a wife, mother, sister, grandmother, and great grandmother made her a blessing to all who knew her.