Marilyn A. Warren was born to Albert and Esther Carr May 20th, 1931 in Spearfish, North Dakota. With her family by her side, Marilyn passed away comfortably at home on February 3rd, 2018 to be with our Lord and Savior. Marilyn was employed for 30 years by John R. Lewis attorney at law, and for the last 23 years she worked for Fred Halverson at Halverson Northwest.
She is survived by her only surviving sister Peg Denny out of 13 siblings, two sons, Gerry (Rose) Warren, and Rodney (Lori) Warren, very special niece Esther (Tim) Sullivan, grandchildren: Marissa Warren, Crystal and Chuck, Cassie Sutherland, Chad Robert, Brad Robert, and Trevor Lindley, and great grandchildren Rayanna, Roslyn, Austin, Ace Sutherland and Ethan Robert. Also, numerous nieces and nephews. The family would like to thank Debbie Girard for the many years of a very special friendship and the love she shared with Marilyn, and all her other numerous friends that shared in Marilyns life. We would also like to thank hospice for their caring and attentiveness that they showed during this time to Marilyn and her family. And a very special thanks to Seattle Cancer Care Alliance for Dr. Goulart for their compassionate care.
As per Marilyns request there will be no service.
She is survived by her only surviving sister Peg Denny out of 13 siblings, two sons, Gerry (Rose) Warren, and Rodney (Lori) Warren, very special niece Esther (Tim) Sullivan, grandchildren: Marissa Warren, Crystal and Chuck, Cassie Sutherland, Chad Robert, Brad Robert, and Trevor Lindley, and great grandchildren Rayanna, Roslyn, Austin, Ace Sutherland and Ethan Robert. Also, numerous nieces and nephews. The family would like to thank Debbie Girard for the many years of a very special friendship and the love she shared with Marilyn, and all her other numerous friends that shared in Marilyns life. We would also like to thank hospice for their caring and attentiveness that they showed during this time to Marilyn and her family. And a very special thanks to Seattle Cancer Care Alliance for Dr. Goulart for their compassionate care.
As per Marilyns request there will be no service.
Marilyn A. Warren was born to Albert and Esther Carr May 20th, 1931 in Spearfish, North Dakota. With her family by her side, Marilyn passed away comfortably at home on February 3rd, 2018 to be with our Lord and Savior. Marilyn was employed for 30 years by John R. Lewis attorney at law, and for the last 23 years she worked for Fred Halverson at Halverson Northwest.
She is survived by her only surviving sister Peg Denny out of 13 siblings, two sons, Gerry (Rose) Warren, and Rodney (Lori) Warren, very special niece Esther (Tim) Sullivan, grandchildren: Marissa Warren, Crystal and Chuck, Cassie Sutherland, Chad Robert, Brad Robert, and Trevor Lindley, and great grandchildren Rayanna, Roslyn, Austin, Ace Sutherland and Ethan Robert. Also, numerous nieces and nephews. The family would like to thank Debbie Girard for the many years of a very special friendship and the love she shared with Marilyn, and all her other numerous friends that shared in Marilyns life. We would also like to thank hospice for their caring and attentiveness that they showed during this time to Marilyn and her family. And a very special thanks to Seattle Cancer Care Alliance for Dr. Goulart for their compassionate care.
As per Marilyns request there will be no service.
She is survived by her only surviving sister Peg Denny out of 13 siblings, two sons, Gerry (Rose) Warren, and Rodney (Lori) Warren, very special niece Esther (Tim) Sullivan, grandchildren: Marissa Warren, Crystal and Chuck, Cassie Sutherland, Chad Robert, Brad Robert, and Trevor Lindley, and great grandchildren Rayanna, Roslyn, Austin, Ace Sutherland and Ethan Robert. Also, numerous nieces and nephews. The family would like to thank Debbie Girard for the many years of a very special friendship and the love she shared with Marilyn, and all her other numerous friends that shared in Marilyns life. We would also like to thank hospice for their caring and attentiveness that they showed during this time to Marilyn and her family. And a very special thanks to Seattle Cancer Care Alliance for Dr. Goulart for their compassionate care.
As per Marilyns request there will be no service.
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