Marilyn W. Biczak

Birth date: May 9, 1939 Death date: Sep 10, 2020

Marilyn W. Biczak passed away peacefully Thursday morning, September 10, 2020, surrounded by family; she was loved. She was born in Charlotte, Michigan on May 9, 1939 to Charles and Gertrude Bush and was the older sister to twins Read Obituary

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Judith S Rizzo

260w ago

Marilyn (I called her Lily Love, her choice of best name) : You are one of my oldest and dearest friends! We've known eachother since kindergarten. Being in the Charlotte Band drew us closer together as we were only 8th graders when Mr. Powell needed 'big instruments to round out his orchestra. You played base clarinet and I playted bassoon. The next thing that bound us together was working at Hayes Green Beach Hospital in the diet kitchen, every day after school and every-other-weekend. We had so much fun working together and decided to become nurses after that. We drifted apart after highschool and then came back togeother over the births of our children. Over the years we called and wrote in spite of how far we lived from eachother.
You will leave a giant hole in my heart and I will miss your wisdom and common sense and sense of humor! Know that you will never be forgotten and that someday we will see eachother again to swap stories about our children and our lives!!
Written with love and sadness. Judy Sterrett Rizzo, Laguna Woods California

Jason Boyink

264w ago

1984 was the first time I had the privilege to meet Marilyn. I had become good friends with Olie (Dave) during our sophomore year in high school so I was fortunate to get to know her. She was such a wonderful lady. I always got a hug and a kiss on the cheek from her. She was always so kind and thoughtful and caring. I always enjoyed talking with her because she had such a positive outlook on life and shared some words of wisdom for her “boys” and she referred to Olie and I. She will be missed but never forgotten. It was an absolute pleasure knowing you Marilyn!

Dave and Laura, take comfort in knowing how proud your mom was of you and how much she loved you. She will always be smiling down on you. I’ll be praying for comport and peace for you during this difficult time.

Phyla Bramer

264w ago

Marilyn LOVED getting her hair done and the higher and bigger it was that’s what she felt beautiful with
We will miss her but glad that she is at peace now
The Ladybug❤️

Larry And Carol Guyer

264w ago

Marilyn was a lovely lady and so much fun to be around. Always happy and smiling. We are so sorry she is gone and know she will be missed very much.

Sue Redding

264w ago

Marilyn (Mom) was a special lady. She told me after my mom passed away she would be my second mom but not replacing my real mom. She was such a funny and caring lady. She will be missed terribly. Love you "Mom"

Barbie

264w ago

Life will never be the same.. I will forever keep you in my heart, & soul, Aunt Marilyn!! I feel very fortunate, to be able to call you that... Thank you, for being the wonderful person, that you are....we're all better people, for having you, in our lives.. rest in peace, Aunt Marney... ♡♡♡ You'll have ALL of the shoes, in the world now!

Jackie Johnson

264w ago

My first memory of my dear friend, marilyn, is from being in First Baptist Church. We sang together on the choir and I so looked forward to seeing her every Sunday. She could always put a smile on my face and the adventures we shared throughout life will be treasured memories forever. In adult life, Judy sterrett, marilyn and I continued our close bond and I will miss her dearly.

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