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Marilyn Kelley
In Memory of
Marilyn Jane
Kelley (Antonson)
1938 - 2014
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Condolence From: Sharon Sharp
Condolence: Heartfelt sympathy to Marilyn's family. It is so wonderful she was able to have you around through her illness and passing.
Marilyn was a very important person in my life. We started in orientation at GLH on the very same day and on the psychiatric unit on the same day. She was a seasoned psych nurse and I was a new grad. Marilyn was my mentor for many years as well as a friend. Her laugh and irreverent humor provided a counter to the sometimes difficult work we did. We shared a love of gardening and of quilting. But her greatest love was her family(and sports).
She left the world a better place.
Monday September 29, 2014
Condolence From: Nancy Bowell
Condolence: I had the honor of working close to Marilyn on In Patient Mental Health Services. I had much management experience but not well seasoned in this specialty. Marilyn was such a special resource to me and we developed a great working relationship. It was a joy to receive many compliments regarding Marilyn. She was a good mentor to peers,a marvelous advocate to her patients and such a needed resource to medical staff .
We loved hearing about her sewing projects, shared her flower gardening enthusiasm and of course her family. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Monday September 29, 2014
Condolence From: Karen Miller
Condolence: Prayers and sympathy to all of you. I first met Marilyn years ago at GL hospital. She was a joy to be around at work and always had a story to share about her family. She was a great nurse, a wonderful person, and will be remembered fondly. Karen Miller
Thursday September 25, 2014
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