Marian had 7 children, 2 children with Joe Renner and 5 with (Zeuhlke)...6 daughters and one son.
Marian had a colorful life. As a very attractive young woman in Southern California who had an interest in theater, she was drawn to the "new" theater and had roles in several silent-screen movies before she met Joe Renner. Their mutual interest in theater is what drew them together. Joe had been in several college productions, and as a law student at Georgetown had starring roles in several. In her later life Marian enjoyed art, theater, and literature and involved herself in the community as a volunteer in several related organizations. Her favorite work was with the John Steinbeck house in Salinas, California as a member of the Valley Guild, where she advocated for its preservation and served as a volunteer tour guide and museum archivist, and which was the location of her 90th birthday celebration. A most remarkable interest for a woman of her generation was her adherence to principles of yoga, and she continued her daily yoga routines well into her 90's.
Her mother contracted TB (and died) at a young age and when Marian was only a small child the family moved from Wisconsin to San Diego so that her mother, Carrie Alice Tuttle Hallada could enter a sanatorium there. Marian was cared for by her grandmother, (Mary Haznow Hallada) and a great Aunt who never married, as well as by her father. Marian was the only child and only grandchild. There are hundreds of pictures of her as a small child which was very rare for that era. Being in front of the camera and acting must have become a major component of her life. It led to her chosen passion.
Marian was very energetic and active and appreciated the "artsy" side of life - she collected art and books and threw her entire soul into her community volunteer work.
by her granddaughter.
Denise Everett
The middle picture to the right shows Marian and Joe having some fun in the sun. The bottom is a picture of Joe and baby Roslyn.
Marian had a colorful life. As a very attractive young woman in Southern California who had an interest in theater, she was drawn to the "new" theater and had roles in several silent-screen movies before she met Joe Renner. Their mutual interest in theater is what drew them together. Joe had been in several college productions, and as a law student at Georgetown had starring roles in several. In her later life Marian enjoyed art, theater, and literature and involved herself in the community as a volunteer in several related organizations. Her favorite work was with the John Steinbeck house in Salinas, California as a member of the Valley Guild, where she advocated for its preservation and served as a volunteer tour guide and museum archivist, and which was the location of her 90th birthday celebration. A most remarkable interest for a woman of her generation was her adherence to principles of yoga, and she continued her daily yoga routines well into her 90's.
Her mother contracted TB (and died) at a young age and when Marian was only a small child the family moved from Wisconsin to San Diego so that her mother, Carrie Alice Tuttle Hallada could enter a sanatorium there. Marian was cared for by her grandmother, (Mary Haznow Hallada) and a great Aunt who never married, as well as by her father. Marian was the only child and only grandchild. There are hundreds of pictures of her as a small child which was very rare for that era. Being in front of the camera and acting must have become a major component of her life. It led to her chosen passion.
Marian was very energetic and active and appreciated the "artsy" side of life - she collected art and books and threw her entire soul into her community volunteer work.
by her granddaughter.
Denise Everett
The middle picture to the right shows Marian and Joe having some fun in the sun. The bottom is a picture of Joe and baby Roslyn.
Marian had 7 children, 2 children with Joe Renner and 5 with (Zeuhlke)...6 daughters and one son.
Marian had a colorful life. As a very attractive young woman in Southern California who had an interest in theater, she was drawn to the "new" theater and had roles in several silent-screen movies before she met Joe Renner. Their mutual interest in theater is what drew them together. Joe had been in several college productions, and as a law student at Georgetown had starring roles in several. In her later life Marian enjoyed art, theater, and literature and involved herself in the community as a volunteer in several related organizations. Her favorite work was with the John Steinbeck house in Salinas, California as a member of the Valley Guild, where she advocated for its preservation and served as a volunteer tour guide and museum archivist, and which was the location of her 90th birthday celebration. A most remarkable interest for a woman of her generation was her adherence to principles of yoga, and she continued her daily yoga routines well into her 90's.
Her mother contracted TB (and died) at a young age and when Marian was only a small child the family moved from Wisconsin to San Diego so that her mother, Carrie Alice Tuttle Hallada could enter a sanatorium there. Marian was cared for by her grandmother, (Mary Haznow Hallada) and a great Aunt who never married, as well as by her father. Marian was the only child and only grandchild. There are hundreds of pictures of her as a small child which was very rare for that era. Being in front of the camera and acting must have become a major component of her life. It led to her chosen passion.
Marian was very energetic and active and appreciated the "artsy" side of life - she collected art and books and threw her entire soul into her community volunteer work.
by her granddaughter.
Denise Everett
The middle picture to the right shows Marian and Joe having some fun in the sun. The bottom is a picture of Joe and baby Roslyn.
Marian had a colorful life. As a very attractive young woman in Southern California who had an interest in theater, she was drawn to the "new" theater and had roles in several silent-screen movies before she met Joe Renner. Their mutual interest in theater is what drew them together. Joe had been in several college productions, and as a law student at Georgetown had starring roles in several. In her later life Marian enjoyed art, theater, and literature and involved herself in the community as a volunteer in several related organizations. Her favorite work was with the John Steinbeck house in Salinas, California as a member of the Valley Guild, where she advocated for its preservation and served as a volunteer tour guide and museum archivist, and which was the location of her 90th birthday celebration. A most remarkable interest for a woman of her generation was her adherence to principles of yoga, and she continued her daily yoga routines well into her 90's.
Her mother contracted TB (and died) at a young age and when Marian was only a small child the family moved from Wisconsin to San Diego so that her mother, Carrie Alice Tuttle Hallada could enter a sanatorium there. Marian was cared for by her grandmother, (Mary Haznow Hallada) and a great Aunt who never married, as well as by her father. Marian was the only child and only grandchild. There are hundreds of pictures of her as a small child which was very rare for that era. Being in front of the camera and acting must have become a major component of her life. It led to her chosen passion.
Marian was very energetic and active and appreciated the "artsy" side of life - she collected art and books and threw her entire soul into her community volunteer work.
by her granddaughter.
Denise Everett
The middle picture to the right shows Marian and Joe having some fun in the sun. The bottom is a picture of Joe and baby Roslyn.
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