Marlene was born in Amherst, Nova Scotia on May 24, 1964, and was the daughter of the late Gail Arsenault and Borden Arsenault.
Marlene was a graduate of Amherst Regional High School. After graduation she worked in retail and as a young mother, she managed the Amherst Home Brew Store owned by her brother. Among other positions she was the manager of various gas stations in the Amherst, Sackville, and Moncton area. For the last few years, she was the manager of the Amherst Theatre, formerly known as the Cineplex. Marlene mentored and modeled a strong work ethic in the many youth who began their work life in her capable hands.
Marlene's greatest joy were her sons, they were her whole world. She was a very loving and thoughtful individual. She has been recognized as a dedicated and caring employee. Her leisure time often included tending to her duties to her work but she loved to get away and have fun with her family. Despite her medical issues she worked full-time to support her family. Throughout her life, she was a devoted and loving mother, family member and friend.
Marlene was a graduate of Amherst Regional High School. After graduation she worked in retail and as a young mother, she managed the Amherst Home Brew Store owned by her brother. Among other positions she was the manager of various gas stations in the Amherst, Sackville, and Moncton area. For the last few years, she was the manager of the Amherst Theatre, formerly known as the Cineplex. Marlene mentored and modeled a strong work ethic in the many youth who began their work life in her capable hands.
Marlene's greatest joy were her sons, they were her whole world. She was a very loving and thoughtful individual. She has been recognized as a dedicated and caring employee. Her leisure time often included tending to her duties to her work but she loved to get away and have fun with her family. Despite her medical issues she worked full-time to support her family. Throughout her life, she was a devoted and loving mother, family member and friend.
Marlene was born in Amherst, Nova Scotia on May 24, 1964, and was the daughter of the late Gail Arsenault and Borden Arsenault.
Marlene was a graduate of Amherst Regional High School. After graduation she worked in retail and as a young mother, she managed the Amherst Home Brew Store owned by her brother. Among other positions she was the manager of various gas stations in the Amherst, Sackville, and Moncton area. For the last few years, she was the manager of the Amherst Theatre, formerly known as the Cineplex. Marlene mentored and modeled a strong work ethic in the many youth who began their work life in her capable hands.
Marlene's greatest joy were her sons, they were her whole world. She was a very loving and thoughtful individual. She has been recognized as a dedicated and caring employee. Her leisure time often included tending to her duties to her work but she loved to get away and have fun with her family. Despite her medical issues she worked full-time to support her family. Throughout her life, she was a devoted and loving mother, family member and friend.
Marlene was a graduate of Amherst Regional High School. After graduation she worked in retail and as a young mother, she managed the Amherst Home Brew Store owned by her brother. Among other positions she was the manager of various gas stations in the Amherst, Sackville, and Moncton area. For the last few years, she was the manager of the Amherst Theatre, formerly known as the Cineplex. Marlene mentored and modeled a strong work ethic in the many youth who began their work life in her capable hands.
Marlene's greatest joy were her sons, they were her whole world. She was a very loving and thoughtful individual. She has been recognized as a dedicated and caring employee. Her leisure time often included tending to her duties to her work but she loved to get away and have fun with her family. Despite her medical issues she worked full-time to support her family. Throughout her life, she was a devoted and loving mother, family member and friend.
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