Obituaries

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Marlene Shirley Metzler

August 29, 1936 - April 28, 2020

Posted by:
Dale ( Fraser ) Drysdale

Posted on:
May 6, 2020

Marlenes family will likely never have heard of me but in Jan. 1958 She was my first roommate at St. Boniface School of nursing and due to illness she was forced to leave . The short time we were together was very special. She was very quiet , shy , fun to be with. I only regret that we didn't have more time together to get better acquainted. Marjorie may remember me, she was ahead of us in training. Wish I could have known her in these later years as I see she shared my love of quilting and travel ! My condolences to the family , I am sure you will all miss her terribly. Sincerely Dale

Posted by:
Elaine

Posted on:
May 4, 2020

Deepest Sympathy. Marlene is someone so special and who will be so fondly remembered for her wonderful friendship, kindness and generosity. Sincerely from Australia

Posted by:
Anonymous

Posted on:
May 4, 2020

To Bill, Kim and Diana My sincere sympathy. Marlene was a very special sister-in-law who helped me, Melissa, Shauna and Tim so very much and we are very appreciative of her kindness and making us so welcome. We had so much fun when Marlene visited us in Australia, such great memories. Marlene will forever hold a special place in our hearts. I wish I could be with you to offer comfort and support. Elaine

Posted by:
Cathy Bjarnason

Posted on:
May 3, 2020

My dear wonderful, beautiful Auntie Marlene, I will miss your laugh, your beauty, your sense of human, your cooking and the way you drop tea pots! You are a very classy lady! I wasn't close to you growing up but I got to know you well in the last 30 years! You and Uncle Billy have always been there for me and for that I am very grateful! I will cherish all of our dinners, BBQs, and our little visits together! You are in God's hands now and it gives me comfort that he will look after you now! You and Uncle Billy have been great role models for Brant and myself on the subject of what is a good marriage, {the good and the bad} and by seeing the love between you two through the years. We can only pray our lives will be as good as yours has been! I love you! Please say Hi to the folks in heaven for me! My sisters and I will give a donation to the Firefighters Burn Fund as per your wishes.

Posted by:
Audrey/Mervyn Fitz

Posted on:
May 2, 2020

Our condolences and sympathy to everyone. May you find prayers and strength at this time. Audrey & Mervyn Fitz-Retired Chief Clerk, Winnipeg Fire Department.

Posted by:
Elizabeth & Rolf Stolle

Posted on:
May 2, 2020

Our deepest sympathy goes out to You ,Bill & family. Marlene was a beautiful lady and a great friend.We spent many good times together,especially our trip to Germany with 5 more couples.A trip that will never be forgotten.May she Rest In Peace,big hugs to Bill and girls.Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time???

Posted by:
Michelle Johnson

Posted on:
May 2, 2020

Hugs to the family. Marlene was a loving, caring aunt and will be missed dearly by all.

Posted by:
Susan & Denis Bonan

Posted on:
May 2, 2020

Diana, Although it’s been years since we’ve connected, our thoughts & prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.

Posted by:
Brenda Franz

Posted on:
May 2, 2020

We are so sorry for your loss Diana and family. Our hearts go out to you. Losing a mother can be very hard. She sounded like a beautiful soul. May you cherish the memories. She will be with you always. Can't wait to give you a big hug. Hope to see you soon. Bob and Brenda Franz

Posted by:
Rhonda Simpson

Posted on:
May 2, 2020

So sorry to hear of Marlene's passing. I have many fond memories of her and Bill at the Fire Fighters Nationals over the years. My sincere condolences to Bill and the family.

Posted by:
Tracy Jacobs

Posted on:
May 1, 2020

I'm so sorry to hear about Aunt Marlene passing. I have many fond memories of Marlene's kindness, laughter and ability to make one feel so comfortable and welcome in her beautiful home. As a child, I remember fun evenings around the dining table where us kids were included in the adult's lively card games. I cherish these memories and thank Marlene and her family for the love of family they always extended me. Uncle Bill, cousins Kim and Diana may you find solace in the many, many beautiful memories you must have of Marlene from having been able to spend your lives with her. I send much love and peaceful wishes for you in those memories. Sincerely, Tracy