Birth date: Jan 24, 1942 Death date: Aug 10, 2006
It is with great sadness that we announce that Marilyn Jean Zierath passed away Thursday, August 10, 2006 after her 2 year fight with cancer.Marilyn was the beloved wife of David Zierath (deceased 2004) and survived by her loving Read Obituary
David and Marilyn Zierath moved next door to us nearly thirty years ago with three of the most beautiful children I had every seen. They were wonderful neighbors, but I especially enjoyed ovserving how they modeled their love and devotion through their parenting, since I wasn't a mom yet. My heart goes out to you, Carolyn, Rob,and Mike. May our dear heavenly father grant you His peace during this very difficult time. Love,##imported-begin##Karen Kraucunas##imported-end##
Life holds many blessings, but there are very few as precious as a special friend like Marilyn. I dearly cherished her sense of humor, and appreciated her support compassion, intelligence and wise suggestions. When I needed comfort, strength and peace, she shared some of her own and I did my best to do the same for her. Friendship like hers is priceless. It cheers like a sunbeam and is inspirational.
Marilyn wrote her name in kindness, love and mercy on the hearts of thousands of students and patients she taught or nursed over the years. She'll be fondly remembered and dearly missed by many.##imported-begin##Karen Kraucunas##imported-end##
I was a medical sales representative that called on your Mother over 15 years ago. Marilyn was always so caring and nurturing. Being fairly new to the medical industry and green, she took me under her wing and helped me to provide the best possible service possible. She had such a wonderful sense of humor and was such a caring soul. I hope you realize how much your mother meant to so many of us. She helped me so much in my career, but more importantly, taught me what friendship means. She will be missed.##imported-begin##Debbie Southwell##imported-end##
Marilyn was such a professional and certainly a nurse who made a difference for many. I am so sorry about this loss and extend my deepest sympathy to Carolyn and her family.##imported-begin##Sally Watkins##imported-end##
Marilyn will be missed greatly. She was a wonderful clinician, caring educator, and most importantly a loving wife, mother, sister and friend. My thoughts are with her family.##imported-begin##Kathy Woodruff##imported-end##
