Marie resided all of her life in Rockford. She was the daughter of Rudolph and Jennette Swenson. Her siblings were Mildred, John, Dorothy, and Carl. At the age of 5 she witnessed her mother perish in flames as a result of an oven cleaning mishap. She attended Rockford Public Schools and worked for a brief period of time at the National Lock Company in Rockford. On June 27, 1942, she married Donald Albright. They had 3 children, James, (1943) Neil (1949) and Jefferey (1952). Mom loved to cook and she had a hospitable nature that made all of us in the home feel both appreciated and loved. She was a faithful and loyal member of Bethesda Evangelical Covenant Church in Rockford where she was active in the Mary, Martha Circle. In 1963, she contacted Lupus. She fought a corageous battle for a number of years, but finally succumbed to the disease. She is gone, but not forgotten, living in the hearts of her family and friends.
Marie resided all of her life in Rockford. She was the daughter of Rudolph and Jennette Swenson. Her siblings were Mildred, John, Dorothy, and Carl. At the age of 5 she witnessed her mother perish in flames as a result of an oven cleaning mishap. She attended Rockford Public Schools and worked for a brief period of time at the National Lock Company in Rockford. On June 27, 1942, she married Donald Albright. They had 3 children, James, (1943) Neil (1949) and Jefferey (1952). Mom loved to cook and she had a hospitable nature that made all of us in the home feel both appreciated and loved. She was a faithful and loyal member of Bethesda Evangelical Covenant Church in Rockford where she was active in the Mary, Martha Circle. In 1963, she contacted Lupus. She fought a corageous battle for a number of years, but finally succumbed to the disease. She is gone, but not forgotten, living in the hearts of her family and friends.
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