Rest in peace Marlene, it's been a very long hard road and you suffered so much. You will always be remembered, always in our hearts. May God and his angels watch over you.

Well my mother, Marlene E. Perez and I didn't get along very well, but she was mother. She raised me with my father, Robert Perez. She was not a great mom, but who is? Let's face it babies don't come with instructions. I know everyone thinking I going to say some awful things about my mother, to be honest with you I should tell you exactly how she was with me, but even though she did not treat me like a mother should treat a child, I will not be that cruel. I am a better person then now, *with the help from the man I love with all my heart and my kids)I have grown into a respectful Women. I will talk out loud with her allow in time. What I remember my mother was a very stubborn women, and always trying to be there for her friends and help them if she could. After my parents got a divorced she didn't seem the same, but she change once more, when I ask for some help with my son when was diagnosed with a major seizure disorder from a bad reactions to a baby shot and grandma (her mom), she move to the house right away, to be there if need right away. She step-up to help even though she had figured out what she was going to do now with life now that she was single again. I also now even though we stop talking she took care of her disabled grandson until she passed. I know you will all miss Marlene for her kindness, and friendship. She died of Lung Cancer.
She leaves behind a 40 year old daughter, Paula Jean, a 20 year old grandson, Micheal Anthony Robert Perez, a 11 year old grandson, Brandon Malolepszy, and a 10 year old granddaughter, Desiree Malolepszy. My children and I will never really miss her because like I said she is very stubborn and will be haunting us for the rest of our lives.