| Persoon: |
| Geslacht | Vrouw |
| Familienaam |
Wells |
| Voornamen |
Marilyn S. |
| Geboren |
do 27 sep 1934 te Worcester, Massachusetts, USA |
| Overleden |
zo 1 mrt 2020 te Aurora, Colorado, USA 85jr |
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Vader:|
Wells, Charles Henry,1907-1990(X1931,2k) | |
| Moeder: |
Hill, Evelyn Etta,1912-1997(X1931,2k)(X1945,3k) |
| Gezin: | |
| 1. |
Wells, Charles |
| 2. |
Wells, Marilyn S. |
| 3. |
Niet openbaar- |
| 4. |
Kroll, Stuart N. |
| 5. |
Niet openbaar- |
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| Persoon-notitie: | Marilyn was predeceased by:
her husband Marshall C. DeHerrera of Overgaard, Arizona in 2002;
her oldest brother Charles Henry Wells IV of Pahrump, Nevada in 2015;
and a younger brother, Stuart N. Kroll of Kona, Hawaii in 2016.
a son, Colin M. Shaw and his wife Cathy of Asheville, North Carolina;
a daughter, Beth A. Shaw-Randolph and her husband Ted of Aurora, Colorado;
a sister, Donna M. Bledsoe and her husband Jim of Forks, Washington;
a brother, Harland G. Kroll and his wife Renee of Waikoloa, Hawaii;
her four grandchildren: Jesse R. Kennedy and wife Melissa of Fort Walton Beach, Florida, Aimie C. Windemiller of Norfolk, Virginia, Amanda A. Parker and husband Adam of Lumberton, North Carolina, and Ian M. Shaw of Fayetteville, North Carolina; eight great grandchildren: Madison D. Kennedy, Emma M. Kennedy, Addie J. Kennedy, Gerry M. Windemiller, C.J. Windemiller, Catherine K. Windemiller, Carlie R. Parker, W. Isaac Parker; and numerous nieces and nephews. |
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artikel in memoriam:
2020 : Obituary for Marilyn Wells-DeHerrera
Marilyn Ann Wells-DeHerrera, 85 Sutton - Marilyn Ann Wells-DeHerrera died on March 1, 2020 at Markarios Assisted Living in Aurora, Colorado following a long illness. Marilyn was born September 27, 1934 in Worcester, Massachusetts, the daughter of Charles Henry Wells III and Evelyn Etta (Hill) Wells. She grew up in Sutton and graduated from Sutton Memorial High School in 1952. Marilyn married Alfred Shaw of Whitinsville, Massachusetts in 1955. Being an Army wife, she moved nineteen times in twenty years between Europe, the Far East, and both coasts of the United States. It wasn’t until his retirement in 1971 that they settled down in Vista, California. There, in 1973, Marilyn earned her Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) degree from Mira Costa College in Oceanside, California, and worked for Scripps Hospital until her retirement in 1995. Marilyn enjoyed those years, visiting with her mother who lived nearby and spending time with her young grandchildren. In 1997, Marilyn moved to Bloomfield, New Mexico to live near her daughter Beth and son-in-law Ted, who is a petroleum engineer. While there, she met and married Marshall C. DeHerrera, a building contractor, in 2000. They moved to Overgaard, Arizona to live a quiet life of retirement in the mountains among the Ponderosa Pines they enjoyed so much. Her happiness was cut short by the death of Marshall in 2002. Marilyn continued living in Overgaard, taking daily walks with her dog Alice until 2012, when, due to failing health, she moved to Aurora, Colorado to once again be near her daughter and son-in-law. Her love of the land found expression in hiking and looking for interesting rocks in the desert and mountains with Beth. Marilyn’s other joy was shopping in antique, clothing, and jewelry stores. So much so, that she adopted the motto, "Shop until you drop!"
Marilyn leaves :
a son, Colin M. Shaw and his wife Cathy of Asheville, North Carolina;
a daughter, Beth A. Shaw-Randolph and her husband Ted of Aurora, Colorado;
a sister, Donna M. Bledsoe and her husband Jim of Forks, Washington;
a brother, Harland G. Kroll and his wife Renee of Waikoloa, Hawaii;
her four grandchildren: Jesse R. Kennedy and wife Melissa of Fort Walton Beach, Florida, Aimie C. Windemiller of Norfolk, Virginia, Amanda A. Parker and husband Adam of Lumberton, North Carolina, and Ian M. Shaw of Fayetteville, North Carolina; eight great grandchildren: Madison D. Kennedy, Emma M. Kennedy, Addie J. Kennedy, Gerry M. Windemiller, C.J. Windemiller, Catherine K. Windemiller, Carlie R. Parker, W. Isaac Parker; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Marilyn was predeceased by:
her husband Marshall C. DeHerrera of Overgaard, Arizona in 2002;
her oldest brother Charles Henry Wells IV of Pahrump, Nevada in 2015;
and a younger brother, Stuart N. Kroll of Kona, Hawaii in 2016.
Family and friends are invited to attend a service of interment conducted by her son Colin, a Hospice Chaplain, at the Old Howard Cemetery in Sutton on July 12, 2021 at 9:00 am. bron: United States, Obituary Records, 2014-2023
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