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Born November 19, 1938 in Danville she was the daughter of the late Fred R. and Aletha M. (Spangler) Mincemoyer.
Marlene graduated from Watsontown High School. She previously worked at Zenith Corp in Watsontown, Montgomery Mills, and later retired from Brod-Art in Williamsport.
She enjoyed playing cards and was an avid bowler earlier in life. Marlene also liked to complete puzzles and doing crafts, especially beadwork.
She is survived by her two sisters: Audrey Mincemoyer, and Polly (Harold) Keefer; two nieces: Amy (Roger) Kendall, and Staci Goodspeed; one great-niece: Amanda (fiancee Jared) Persing and their children: Owen, Kiley, Adalynn and Makenna; and two great-nephews: Keefer and Cody Goodspeed.
Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her son, Scott A. Mincemoyer.
Services and burial will take place at the convenience of the family in Twin Hills Memorial Park, Muncy.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Brooks Funeral Home & Cremation Svc PC, 124 Main Street, Watsontown. To share a memory or condolence for the family please visit www.wfbrooksfuneralhome.com
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