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Marilyn Emerson

In Loving Memory

Emerson, Marilyn Ann (nee Martin)

October 19, 1950 - February 22, 2025

Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Saturday, February 22nd, 2025.

Beloved wife of the late Charles “Dan” Emerson; devoted mother of Steve (Kara) Emerson, Daniel (Kimberly) Emerson, and Michelle (Benjamin) Collignon; adoring Nana of Gabriella and Dominic Collignon, Claire Emerson, Collin Collignon, and Charlie, Molly, Adeline, and Lucas Emerson; dearest daughter of the late Joseph Martin and Virginia Martin (nee Buss); loving sister of Richard (Carol) Martin, Steve (Sherry) Martin, and the late Terrence Martin; our dear aunt, great aunt, great great aunt, sister-in-law, cousin, and friend to many.

SERVICES: Visitation at KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL (10151 Gravois Rd., 63123) on Sunday, March 2nd from 4:00 – 8:00 PM. Funeral Mass at Epiphany of Our Lord Church (6596 Smiley Ave., 63139) on Monday, March 3rd at 10:00 AM.

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12 thoughts on “Emerson, Marilyn Ann (nee Martin)”

  1. So sorry for your loss of Marilyn. She will be missed. May Marilyn rest in God’s eternal home! May Jesus wrap His arms around you with Peace & Comfort!

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  2. we are so sorry for your loss. Every time we had the pleasure to see her she always brought a smile to ourselves and everybody else around her.

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  3. Having the pleasure of knowing her 60 years still wasn’t quite enough. So many fond memories as well as some sad, but none as heartbreaking for her as losing Dan.
    Every stage of our lives recalled brings a smile to my face. Her kindness and sweetness lives on in my heart. All my love and deepest sympathies to you her beloved family. Till we meet again Mern, RIP. 😘

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  4. Even though we were not friends at Epiphany, I got to know you at Farmers Home & we finally became friends! You & Dan made it through the wars of marriage! Now you both will be in heaven!
    I know even with the problems you had you will be together in Heaven! God forgives all, I hope!
    Love, Loretta

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  5. I befriended Marilyn as a Southview employee. I became especially close to her after Dan passed away. Marilyn was witty, warm and always impeccably groomed, especially her lovely nails. Her home at Southview was welcoming and beautiful. I will miss you dearest Marilyn. RIP with your beloved husband.

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  6. My condolences to all Marilyn’s family. We had some great times taking our kids to ball games and on other adventures. We met at work and still managed to go out to lunch occasionally after retirement, although she was not well enough to join our group the last time we met. She was a sweet, kind, loving person. Love to you all. I regret to say that I have other commitments on Sunday and Monday, but I will be with you in spirit.

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  7. My deepest sympathy for your loss.

    Marilyn was a Wonderful person, she had a heart of gold, she had a sincere, caring and loving way of making you feel special. Marilyn will be remembered and cherished forever in my heart.

    Wishing you peace and comfort.

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  8. I’m gonna miss Marlyn so so much, she was like a second mom to me , Marlyn was a angel and I’m gonna miss going to her apartment and having our conversations, and her trying to take care of me and me trying to take care of her, she was a special lady and deserves to flying high with all the Angels, I hope one day I can be half the lady that she was, my condolences to everyone of her family and friends ❤️😪✝️ Michelle I will also miss you and the kids popping in and out and will miss everyone coming to see mom❤️ Love always Rhonda

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