Marlene always lived life to its fullest when I knew her. She had a zest for fun and friendship. I will always keep her in my memory as a light in the darkness because of her smile. We shared a lot in a few short years and then our lives parted. Memories will not part. Eileen Marie Balzano Coop, I loved your sister like a sister. I can`t imagine your lose. Prayers always to your family.
Sheila Straley McKenna
9/11/2015 |
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First and foremost I truly miss my sister her laugh her smile we always said she had the Tresure Cat smile was such a cool sister and a friend I just wish she never got sick and she`d be here with me right now talking about fun times we had I want to thank each one of your comments good story`s someday we`ll be all together !!!! right now I want to thank all the people in her friends for writing such a lovely comments about her very very ever want to see or get in touch with us my sister and lives in Boston she`s the baby my brothers here in Orange County and I`m here in North County San Diego
Eileen Marie Balzano Coop
3/24/2014 |
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My most vivid memory was the birthday Marlene's mother gave her, what I thought was the ácoolestá jacket. I don't remember what was embroidered on the back, but it was impressive to me. Our birthdays were close, mine March 28, hers March 30 ... I think about her still at this time! Your contact also welcome! God's blessings to her family & children. Darlene (Powell) Stinson
Darlene (Powell) Stinson
10/14/2007 |
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This is very hard for me to write, when I think about all the people that have come and gone in my life you should have been one to stay life is so unfair you should have been at your 30th reunion last Sat we should have been celebrating Hans 21st birthday this month. Andrew turned 21 in May Our boys, both born in 84! We should be planing our 50th birthdays (ok maybe not till next year) I think about you often and miss you dearly. Wonder about your mom and dad and Eileen and Mike if ever come upon this message feel free to email me it would be nice to hear from you. Peggy.Diaz@cox.net
Peggy Diaz (Murphy) 74
8/23/2005 |
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This is so sad! Most of my memories of Marlene are from our years at Post. We walked to school together. When she was absent from school, I took her homework home to her. Funny some of the things that we remember. As we grew up, we lost touch. But had a great friendship for awhile.
Renee (Palmer) Galusha
2/8/2001 |
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I remember her very well, what is at the fore front of my mind would be a birthday party, I think the year was 1972? I remember all of us in her backyard dancing to áspirit in the Skyá I was so sad to learn of her tragic passing.. Just wanted to say I remember...
vicki Littrell
10/17/2000 |
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I grew up with Marleen, she lived in the back of our housing track and we would walk to school together, meeting on the corner. Sometimes Renee Ramos would join us, or Renee Palmer. We had allot of fun. We have all known each other (Renee R & Renee P & Helen R, since we were 5years old. Please lets keep in touch and not fall short of each other. Sometimes its all you have left.
Raelene
10/16/2000 |
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I knew Marlene since childhood. We were the first families in a new neighborhood (only 2 houses away)but lost touch since I graduated in '74. We had about 13,14 years of fun as kids and teens and I'm sad to hear this. I'd like to know how the rest of the family is doing. Marlene, I'll see you later in our final neighborhood.
Mike Gutierrez
10/16/2000 |
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Marlene was a real kick in the pants. I remember her as always laughing, and always getting in trouble in class because she couldn't stop laughing. (Must have been something in the air out by the handball courts where we hung out.)
Sheila Ganley, '76
10/5/2000 |
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Marlene and I went to school together since Post Elementary. We got in trouble together in 5th grade for passing a note about our teacher Mrs. Bathe. We were sent to the office and instead I ran home. My dad was home from work that day and I told him what happened before that dreaded phone call. When the Principle called and offered me 3 swats or 3 days suspension, my dad told him he was the one who did the disciplining in this family and I never got either. Marlene however got the swats. She was so mad at me about that.
Helen Rowe class of 75
10/5/2000 |
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In Memoriam
