Marlene was born to Marvin Snyder Fessenden & Deloris Ann Loebker. She was the oldest of the 2 children. She was raised in the Methodist faith and was a Christian.
She was a wonderful mother who raised her 6 children from her first marriage. All her children loved and still love her dearly. She not only loved and cared for her own children, but their spouses as well as all her grandchildren. She was a very loving sweet lady that kept an open mind and heart for everyone she crossed paths with.
She had some really hard times over the years, especially during the time of her beloved daughter's untimely death in 1993, but she never let it destroy her beautiful personality, spirit or love for others.
She was first married to Richard John Malloni Sr which later ended in divorce due to irreconcilable differences. She later married Deamus A. "Nick" Treat, who passed before her.
She loved watching The Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals games as well as playing Bingo for many years until her health declined. She strongly believed in numbers and linked so many numbers to many events such as births and death dates. She passed away on the same date her father was born only exactly 100 years later. She knew she was going to die at the age of 76 just like her mother did, and in the same house she grew up in, and where her mother died.
She was laid to rest beside her 2nd husband Nick Treat, and near her daughter Donna Jean "Malloni" Taylor. May she rest in peace and be with God in her after life.
She was a wonderful mother who raised her 6 children from her first marriage. All her children loved and still love her dearly. She not only loved and cared for her own children, but their spouses as well as all her grandchildren. She was a very loving sweet lady that kept an open mind and heart for everyone she crossed paths with.
She had some really hard times over the years, especially during the time of her beloved daughter's untimely death in 1993, but she never let it destroy her beautiful personality, spirit or love for others.
She was first married to Richard John Malloni Sr which later ended in divorce due to irreconcilable differences. She later married Deamus A. "Nick" Treat, who passed before her.
She loved watching The Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals games as well as playing Bingo for many years until her health declined. She strongly believed in numbers and linked so many numbers to many events such as births and death dates. She passed away on the same date her father was born only exactly 100 years later. She knew she was going to die at the age of 76 just like her mother did, and in the same house she grew up in, and where her mother died.
She was laid to rest beside her 2nd husband Nick Treat, and near her daughter Donna Jean "Malloni" Taylor. May she rest in peace and be with God in her after life.
Marlene was born to Marvin Snyder Fessenden & Deloris Ann Loebker. She was the oldest of the 2 children. She was raised in the Methodist faith and was a Christian.
She was a wonderful mother who raised her 6 children from her first marriage. All her children loved and still love her dearly. She not only loved and cared for her own children, but their spouses as well as all her grandchildren. She was a very loving sweet lady that kept an open mind and heart for everyone she crossed paths with.
She had some really hard times over the years, especially during the time of her beloved daughter's untimely death in 1993, but she never let it destroy her beautiful personality, spirit or love for others.
She was first married to Richard John Malloni Sr which later ended in divorce due to irreconcilable differences. She later married Deamus A. "Nick" Treat, who passed before her.
She loved watching The Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals games as well as playing Bingo for many years until her health declined. She strongly believed in numbers and linked so many numbers to many events such as births and death dates. She passed away on the same date her father was born only exactly 100 years later. She knew she was going to die at the age of 76 just like her mother did, and in the same house she grew up in, and where her mother died.
She was laid to rest beside her 2nd husband Nick Treat, and near her daughter Donna Jean "Malloni" Taylor. May she rest in peace and be with God in her after life.
She was a wonderful mother who raised her 6 children from her first marriage. All her children loved and still love her dearly. She not only loved and cared for her own children, but their spouses as well as all her grandchildren. She was a very loving sweet lady that kept an open mind and heart for everyone she crossed paths with.
She had some really hard times over the years, especially during the time of her beloved daughter's untimely death in 1993, but she never let it destroy her beautiful personality, spirit or love for others.
She was first married to Richard John Malloni Sr which later ended in divorce due to irreconcilable differences. She later married Deamus A. "Nick" Treat, who passed before her.
She loved watching The Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals games as well as playing Bingo for many years until her health declined. She strongly believed in numbers and linked so many numbers to many events such as births and death dates. She passed away on the same date her father was born only exactly 100 years later. She knew she was going to die at the age of 76 just like her mother did, and in the same house she grew up in, and where her mother died.
She was laid to rest beside her 2nd husband Nick Treat, and near her daughter Donna Jean "Malloni" Taylor. May she rest in peace and be with God in her after life.
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