Birth date: Aug 15, 1936 Death date: Sep 11, 2021
DAVIS, Marilyn C., age 85, of Lebanon and formerly of Edmeston, New York, passed away Saturday, September 11, 2021. Marilyn worked alongside her husband for more than 30 years on their dairy farm. The farm was her life and passio Read Obituary
Marilyn, all of your friends at the Lebanon Library will miss your sweet, funny, feisty, adorable self and your visits to the Library. You made each and every one of us smile! Our deepest condolences to her family.
Dearest Tim and Cindy, I am so very sorry for the loss of your Mother, Marilyn. The heartache will last but hopefully all the wonderful years of memories and time spent together will ease that pain. Please know you are in my prayers for healing and strength.
Hugs, Reva
I want to extend my sincere condolences to Marilyn's family. .The words contained in her obituary perfectly portrayed the Marilyn that I got to know through my many visits to the Hammel House and subsequent phone calls with her after she left the HH.
Marilyn was truly a remarkable woman who led an equally remarkable life. I always admired her feistiness, her determination always to do the right thing and to learn new things, her sense of humor about matters large and small, and her deep knowledge of the game of baseball. Marilyn was a true treasure in these and so many other ways.
Her passing is surely a great loss to all of us who knew and cared about her. Hopefully, Marilyn's memories of those of us fortunate enough have known her in this life are as fond as ours are of her.
May Marilyn Rest in Peace.
Bob Pfeiffer
Aliquippa, PA
Tim and Cindy. I am so so sorry for your loss. I know you all were very close. She told me often, “ the kids are so good to me”. When she came through the door of the Hammel House the very first time , it was “love at first sight”. I knew we had to work together and for 17 years we had a blast most days. I loved when she would meet people she would say, “ Hi I’m Marilyn , not Monroe” then she would just cackle. I am gonna miss her so very much
Tim, Cindy and family - We were so sorry to hear of Marilyn’s passing. Your family has our deepest sympathy. What a beautifully written obituary that depicts so many aspects of Marilyn’s life. I always enjoyed talking to her when we played bingo at St Augustine’s in Waynesville. We will keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers. Rosemary and Benny Lykins
Tim, Cindy & family: So very sorry to learn of your Mom's passing. What a wonderful, gracious and feisty lady she was. I loved working with her at the Bank, She always had a warm smile and a kind word. The write-up in the obituary really captured the essence of who she was. God bless you all. - Dave Slentz
