Memorial: Aug 10th - Sunday - 3pm
Queen Anne Church of Christ - 2555 8th Ave W Seattle, WA
Memorial Reception to follow: AVA Queen Anne - 330 3rd Ave W. Seattle, WA
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Marilyn Malone, 69, born on August 6, 1944 and passed away on July 1, 2014. We will remember her forever.
Our mother Marilyn passed away unexpectedly on July 1st. Aside from the funeral, there are many medical bills and other unexpected costs. Any help is greatly appreciated during this difficult time.
Sincerely, Nate, Laurie and family.
Link to Giveforward fundraiser site below:
https://www.giveforward.com/fundraiser/f445/marilyn-s-memorial
Tributes
Leave a tributeYou gave so much to so many and every single one of us are grateful for you being in our lives. You gave us so much joy.
Love you my sweet friend.
You were such a big part of my childhood & life. I know i could come to you about anything & still wish I could now. As much as I miss you, I'm so glad you are no longer in pain, allergic to just about everything.
Thank you for being there when my family needed you the most. I live you auntie Mare.
She was my 'teacher' on so many levels, as well as lover, spouse and lifetime friend. This is the year she would have turned 75, as did Richard, her 1st husband, in April, and I this November. She has never been forgotten in these last 5 years and still holds court in conversations.
Lovingly, Stan Moffett
Love, Maggie & Stan
I'll never forget you. Yours in Christ forever.... Carra Lee
Shared by Darcy Crane on 08/03/2014
The last time I saw Marilyn was at a memorial for her father Curtis (Uncle Curty to us kids - Biff, Darcy, Bonnie, Roxanne and Barnaby) held at the Wooden Boat Center on Lake Union. My father Robert S. Crane was there - they were great friends and pilots from the early days of PanAm. It was a small, sweet ceremony. Our families (the Gilberts and Cranes) were united by PanAm. Our mothers (Phyllis and MaryLou) double -dated with those 2 rascals! I have some wonderful photos of us visiting the Rain Forest on the Olympic Peninsula with us kids lined up on a footbridge. I will never forget that day. It was magical. I also have another picture of Marilyn with her mother MaryLou and a yound blond boy - so cute! My sympathies to the family. I need to dig through assorted pictures that my mother left me to find all those memories. Please feel free to contact me so I can get them to you if you are interested. darcycrane@comcast.net 206-920-4287
Bon Voyage on your final flight, Mare, the "Around the Universe" adventure! Is it one-way or round trip? Time will tell.
We were hired the same day at Alaska Air and have been friends since.
Through marriages, babies, and just life we have remained the best of friends. You will always have a place in my heart until the good Lord calls me home. You left an amazing mark on all those who were lucky enough to have you in their lives. God speed my friend, friends, always and forever.
Leave a Tribute
You gave so much to so many and every single one of us are grateful for you being in our lives. You gave us so much joy.
Love you my sweet friend.
Happy Birthday Mama!
Constant Memories of Mare
Mare Lives On in Our Memories
The impact of Mare on our lives remains with us on many levels, which reflect the many facets of her persona. She was a gypsy lady, poet, artist, fighter, bon vivant, sprite, and a true magnet to which many attached themselves.
Today would have been Mare's 71st birthday, a date we celebrated with her along with many friends, family and Nate, for decades. The memories will continue.
Lovingly, Stan & Maggie