Birth date: Feb 17, 1930 Death date: Mar 9, 2024
Ruth “Marilyn” Wagenmaker, age 94, passed away Saturday, March 9, 2024. She was born February 17, 1930 in Muskegon to Raymond and Beatrice (Dood) Campbell. On June 22, 1981, she married William “Bill” Wagenmaker and he preceded he Read Obituary
We met Marilyn thru Carla & Tony Clark in 2018 when we were all down in Florida. She was very easy to get to know. Always very friendly and a pleasure to visit with. She will be greatly missed. Her and Carla are now both free of pain and surrounded by loved ones who passed before them.
Sue & Jim Taylor
Marilyn came into my life 43 years ago when she started dating and then married my father William Wagenmaker, and what a blessing she was. As the years progressed, we became closer and more dear to one another. She always provided me with much needed words of encourgement, support, and love that helped me to perserver thorough my journey in life. I have an aboundant amount of special memories with Marilyn and my Dad, and I cherish them all. On the many phone calls I had with Marilyn, they always ended in the same way, I would say "I love you with all my heart" and she would say, "I love you sweetheart." Your memory is a treasure and you will be missed dearly. I love you with all my heart...
Mom. Marilyn. I’m. 🥲🥲glad she is now not in pain and in heaven with dad and other loved ones. You are missed so so much.
We are deeply saddened by the loss of our dear "Mom", Marilyn. She was more than just a step-mom to us, she was a special part of our lives. With her love and hospitality, she brought our family together and created countless memories that we will cherish forever. Marilyn's passion for making chocolates and cookies was a labor of love that brought so much sweetness to our lives. Our trips to the Michigan wineries, the Tetons, Yellowstone, and Montana were filled with numerous "laugh-out-loud" moments! Her selflessness and kindness will always be an inspiration to us. Although we miss her dearly, we take comfort in knowing that she is reunited with our loved ones in Heaven. Marilyn's presence in our lives has made us better people, and we will always be grateful for the time we had with her.
With love,
Peter and Barbara Wessel
Grandma always the best candies and snacks, I always loved the firecrackers she made! Love you grandma.
Marilyn and Carla were such a big part of my life and to loose them both so close together is devastating to me! I loved and will miss them both so much! I thank God every day that I have such a wonderful support group / family! I hope Carla and Marilyn are whooping it up and not have to worry about suffering anymore!💔
I met Marilyn through my parents, Tony and Carla Clark, who spent almost every single day for the last several years visiting with Marilyn and taking her places with them. They loved her like family and would do anything for her. She was such a special woman and I will remember her fondly. Although she is with my mom now, I know my dad has a special hole in his heart that is missing her so.
Marilyn was an amazing lady. Even when she wasn’t doing well, her very close friends Tony and Carla Clark would bring her into the VFW to see her VFW family. She loved it. She will be extremely missed.
Marilyn lived next door to us and was the sweetest lady. She made delicious candy especially chocolates. She also made delicious butter cookies. We enjoyed visiting with her and doing what we could helping her the last few years. We are going to miss her and condolences and prayers for family and friends. ❤️🙏🙏
