"Marilyn, so sorry to see you leave this earth at such an early time. you are no longer in pain, and are resting in the arms of god. As I was told you had a favorite song, "its my party", and you my friend lived your life as you wanted. You will be missed by those who knew you and those who did not, that is a shame. God be with you, Peggy Bunn Renfro and Bill Day"
In loving memory of
Marilyn Louise 'Sis' Lewis
September 7, 1946 - May 5, 2013
MARILYN LEWIS
MUSCATINE, Iowa - Marilyn Louise "Sis" Lewis, 66, of Muscatine, passed away on Sunday, May 5, 2013, at her home.
There will be no visitation or service. The Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be made to the family in care of Breianne Reynolds.
Marilyn was born on September 7, 1946, in Muscatine, the daughter of Alfred Lewis and Antoinette Huff.
She was employed at Wal-Mart. She enjoyed playing cards, and spending time with her grandchildren, who called her "Doe".
She will be deeply missed by her family including one son, Timothy L. Quirk of Denver, Colorado; one granddaughter, Breianne L. Reynolds of Muscatine; one grandson, Bryce Edwards; one great-grandson, Owen Caldwell; and three brothers, Mike Lewis and wife, Judy, of Rock Island, Illinois, Fred Faulkner and wife, Judy, of Morton, Illinois, and Wayne Lewis of Torrance, California.
She was preceded in death by her parents; one daughter, Lori Quirk; and one sister in infancy.
Tributes
"Marilyn worked with me for years in HBA @ Walmart. She was the hardest worker and always got the job done!!! My thoughts go to the family, she loved her granddaughter so much and that little great grandson Owen!! Her eyes would just light up talking about him. She will be missed!! "
"My deepest sympathies to the entire family. I worked with Marilyn at Walmart and my brother Ray used to work with her too some years ago. She was a good and hard worker and has been and will be missed. We all enjoyed her stories of her home life, she so loved her granddaughter and just thought the sun rose and set in her great-grandson Owen. She was always talking about him and some cute little thing he said or did. Having them living with her was a real joy in her life. "
"We were great friends and double dated for a while. Marilyn was a great gal and will be missed deeply.I also went to school with her brother Fred who was a really nice guy."
"Goodbye I had no idea you were still here in town. You will be missed. "