Marilyn Jean Marshall died on Saturday February 6, 2021. As a 60 year resident of Annville, Pennsylvania, she was a loving Mother of three and Grandma of 4. She committed her life to caring for others and supporting her community throughout Lebanon County. Marilyn was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and raised in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of the late Emory William W. Sparrow and Katherine Rothermal. Marilyn was a graduate of Manheim Township High School, Thomas Jefferson University School of Nursing and Millersville University.
Marilyn worked in the health care industry for over 43 years and her courageous passion to help others left a legacy of a community leader, committed to helping those in need. She began her career as a nurse at Lancaster General Hospital where she worked for over 11 years. She continued her calling to care with The Lebanon Family and Children’s Service as a Homemaker Agent. Marilyn moved to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lebanon Pennsylvania, where, for the next 30+ years, she created an environment of caring and support. She developed the Social Work Department at the Good Samaritan Hospital and she was instrumental in the development of the hospitals Cancer Care Center, Hospice Program and Crisis Intervention, critical programs that, to this day, provide important resources helping the people of Lebanon County.
Marilyn is preceded in death by her husband, Samuel C. Marshall, Jr. Her survivors include her children Catherine Helm of Mt. Holly Springs, Scott Marshall, husband of Corinth Miller, Annville and Jennifer Asman, wife of Paul, Roswell Georgia. Marilyn has four grandchildren Travis Helm, Eric Helm, Samuel Asman and Katherine Asman.
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Marilyn worked in the health care industry for over 43 years and her courageous passion to help others left a legacy of a community leader, committed to helping those in need. She began her career as a nurse at Lancaster General Hospital where she worked for over 11 years. She continued her calling to care with The Lebanon Family and Children’s Service as a Homemaker Agent. Marilyn moved to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lebanon Pennsylvania, where, for the next 30+ years, she created an environment of caring and support. She developed the Social Work Department at the Good Samaritan Hospital and she was instrumental in the development of the hospitals Cancer Care Center, Hospice Program and Crisis Intervention, critical programs that, to this day, provide important resources helping the people of Lebanon County.
Marilyn is preceded in death by her husband, Samuel C. Marshall, Jr. Her survivors include her children Catherine Helm of Mt. Holly Springs, Scott Marshall, husband of Corinth Miller, Annville and Jennifer Asman, wife of Paul, Roswell Georgia. Marilyn has four grandchildren Travis Helm, Eric Helm, Samuel Asman and Katherine Asman.
Kreamer Funeral Home
Marilyn Jean Marshall died on Saturday February 6, 2021. As a 60 year resident of Annville, Pennsylvania, she was a loving Mother of three and Grandma of 4. She committed her life to caring for others and supporting her community throughout Lebanon County. Marilyn was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and raised in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of the late Emory William W. Sparrow and Katherine Rothermal. Marilyn was a graduate of Manheim Township High School, Thomas Jefferson University School of Nursing and Millersville University.
Marilyn worked in the health care industry for over 43 years and her courageous passion to help others left a legacy of a community leader, committed to helping those in need. She began her career as a nurse at Lancaster General Hospital where she worked for over 11 years. She continued her calling to care with The Lebanon Family and Children’s Service as a Homemaker Agent. Marilyn moved to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lebanon Pennsylvania, where, for the next 30+ years, she created an environment of caring and support. She developed the Social Work Department at the Good Samaritan Hospital and she was instrumental in the development of the hospitals Cancer Care Center, Hospice Program and Crisis Intervention, critical programs that, to this day, provide important resources helping the people of Lebanon County.
Marilyn is preceded in death by her husband, Samuel C. Marshall, Jr. Her survivors include her children Catherine Helm of Mt. Holly Springs, Scott Marshall, husband of Corinth Miller, Annville and Jennifer Asman, wife of Paul, Roswell Georgia. Marilyn has four grandchildren Travis Helm, Eric Helm, Samuel Asman and Katherine Asman.
Kreamer Funeral Home
Marilyn worked in the health care industry for over 43 years and her courageous passion to help others left a legacy of a community leader, committed to helping those in need. She began her career as a nurse at Lancaster General Hospital where she worked for over 11 years. She continued her calling to care with The Lebanon Family and Children’s Service as a Homemaker Agent. Marilyn moved to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lebanon Pennsylvania, where, for the next 30+ years, she created an environment of caring and support. She developed the Social Work Department at the Good Samaritan Hospital and she was instrumental in the development of the hospitals Cancer Care Center, Hospice Program and Crisis Intervention, critical programs that, to this day, provide important resources helping the people of Lebanon County.
Marilyn is preceded in death by her husband, Samuel C. Marshall, Jr. Her survivors include her children Catherine Helm of Mt. Holly Springs, Scott Marshall, husband of Corinth Miller, Annville and Jennifer Asman, wife of Paul, Roswell Georgia. Marilyn has four grandchildren Travis Helm, Eric Helm, Samuel Asman and Katherine Asman.
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