Birth date: Jul 30, 1943 Death date: Oct 6, 2005
Marilyn Augustine, 62, of Spanaway, passed away October 6, 2005, in Puyallup, WA. She retired from the Puyallup School District and attended Evergreen Presbyterian Church in Graham. Marilyn loved to travel and enjoyed spending tim Read Obituary
Mike, Bill & JoAnn
So very sorry for your loss. I just don't know where to start. So many memories while growing up of all the fun and laughter at your house. I remember her Red Corvair and how fun she was. Time has flown by and it just seems like yesterday. May god bless you all. I'm truly sorry I didn't make to the service I didn't know when it was.
Linda##imported-begin##Linda Evenson##imported-end##
Something seems so terrilbiy wrong, its been 11 days since I have talked to Marilyn. I would bet this is the longest I have gone without talking to her in the 30 yrs we knew one another, except when one of us was on vacation!!!
She had a wonderful send off, I am sure she is so proud of the way it all went!! She loved you all so much,even though you all drove her nuts sometime, but that is what families do,right? We must stay in touch.
Love, Bev##imported-begin##Bev Sherry##imported-end##
Spike, Young Bill, Scotty boy & Family
We have lost our cruise director, but not her spirit. She has left many true and faithful friends. This is a tribute to a good person and her life. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Bert and Carol Noel##imported-begin##Bert and Carol Noel##imported-end##
More than anything I wanted to be there with you to honor Marilyn. I love her very much. I have been given a very special gift from her and all of you. This gift I treasure is the wonderful memories of camping, 4th of July parties, Rods resort, trips to Packwood and just sitting in the kitchen talking about the day. I will miss our Christmas letters to one another, and I will always cherish this special gift I've been given. To all of the family, I would like to say... I Love all of you and I am very sorry I couldn't make it on Wednesday. Please know I was thinking of you all.
Love
Vicki Parliman and Family##imported-begin##Vicki Parliman##imported-end##
To the Augustine Family, We will all miss Marilyn, she was a tresured Mother, sister, daughter, wife and most of all friend. I am Parry Boogards daughter, I attended the services yesterday and they were beautiful. I felt like my dad wanted me there for him. Your family is in my prayers, Valerie.##imported-begin##Valerie Hodson##imported-end##
How do I begin to express the emotions I feel? The loss I feel is unbearable at times. Marilyn has been such a vital part of my life the past nine years. She has always been there for me. I have so many happy memories with her. I am indeed a blessed person to have had this wonderful friend in my life. I will cherish the memory of her smile and laughter. She was truly the best. Mike, Scott, Joanne and family I cannot imagine your pain, please know you are in our prayers.##imported-begin##Ken and Sandy Iversen##imported-end##
I am so very sorry for your loss and that she was taken away from you too soon.Marilyn was a friend from my high schools years and after. She was a fun and giving person and always had a smile on her face. I have a lot of fond memories of her.##imported-begin##Fran Reck##imported-end##
Those of us here at Dr. Milan's office adored Marilyn. She made us laugh and was a very dear woman. She will be sorely missed at our practice. Our prayers go out to Mike, Y.B., and their family. We will miss you Marilyn!
Love and Prayers,
Dr. Milan & Staff##imported-begin##Rhonda Lanphere##imported-end##
Mike and Scott,
We are so sorry about your loss. Marilyn will be missed by all who knew her, she was a very kind and loving person. You are in our hearts and prayers.##imported-begin##Danny & Sue Painter##imported-end##
Ah, Marilyn: I miss you so much. Your phone calls, your unique approach to life and love inspired me to reach a bit deeper, be a little more direct, and to rid myself of excess "stuff". I'm still working on the latter! All the memories of the duplex where we played dolls, playing doctor in the basement on Maners Lane, our folks' trip to Jackpot and Don's "horror" story...digging clams at Cepalis Beach...all these memories are woven together with your sense of fun and joy for life. In the tough times, you'd set your jaw and gut it out. Most of all I will always remember your questions. They always cut through all the emotion, the excess words...to the heart of the matter. You provided the light for us when we got lost in all the minutiae of the moment. Your genuine honesty rid us of all pretense and the moments spent with you became richer, more precious. The moments were too few, the words too sparse, the hugs too short for now all we know is a desperate sense of longing to reach out and hear just one more word, to touch you one more time, to tell you we will love you and what you were to us forever. Love, Janet##imported-begin##Janet Coonts##imported-end##
