1945
Marilyn
2024
Marilyn N. (Stewart) Tarleton
December 15, 1945 — May 20, 2024
Marilyn Tarleton Obituary
Marilyn Stewart Tarleton, 78, of Coventry (formerly of East Hartford), CT passed peacefully with the love of her family by her side. Marilyn is survived by her son, Brian Tarleton and his wife, Brandy Tarleton and her grandchildren Landon, Colton, and Amelia. Marilyn is also survived by her sister Laura Stewart, nieces Ellen (Smaus) and Madison Jamaitus, Nora Tarka, and nephews Nicholas and Joshua Jamaitus and her Canadian family whom she adored. Marilyn was more than just a mom, wife, aunt, baba or Mimi to the people she loved. Those who had the privilege to know Marilyn knew she had a heart of gold, and her family was her entire world.
Marilyn had a strong connection with children and would spend countless hours with them, whether it was being a baby whisperer, reading stories, taking them to visit parks and local farms, or just taking a ride in her beloved Volkswagens. Her pride for her family shined during family gatherings, celebrations, and she was always willing to lend a helping hand during life’s challenges.
Marilyn took pride in her gardening and needlework. She had a love for books, the color red, snowman, cardinals and many pets over the years.
Marilyn is predeceased by her husband Jackie Tarleton, her parents Clayton and Lillian (Ferne) Stewart and her brother Almon Stewart.
The family of Marilyn Tarleton would like to thank the Hartford Healthcare at Home Hospice Team for the care, guidance and support that they provided.
The family will have a private service for Marilyn.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in her memory, Marilyn Tarleton, can be made to Protecters of Animals, East Hartford, CT or Veterans Base Camp 108 England Road, Chaplin, CT 06235 (Please include Marilyn Tarleton’s name to the donation).
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Marilyn Stewart Tarleton, 78, of Coventry (formerly of East Hartford), CT passed peacefully with the love of her family by her side. Marilyn is survived by her son, Brian Tarleton and his wife, Brandy Tarleton and her grandchildren Landon, Colton, and Amelia. Marilyn is also survived by her sister Laura Stewart, nieces Ellen (Smaus) and Madison Jamaitus, Nora Tarka, and nephews Nicholas and Joshua Jamaitus and her Canadian family whom she adored. Marilyn was more than just a mom, wife, aunt, baba or Mimi to the people she loved. Those who had the privilege to know Marilyn knew she had a heart of gold, and her family was her entire world.
Marilyn had a strong connection with children and would spend countless hours with them, whether it was being a baby whisperer, reading stories, taking them to visit parks and local farms, or just taking a ride in her beloved Volkswagens. Her pride for her family shined during family gatherings, celebrations, and she was always willing to lend a helping hand during life’s challenges.
Marilyn took pride in her gardening and needlework. She had a love for books, the color red, snowman, cardinals and many pets over the years.
Marilyn is predeceased by her husband Jackie Tarleton, her parents Clayton and Lillian (Ferne) Stewart and her brother Almon Stewart.
The family of Marilyn Tarleton would like to thank the Hartford Healthcare at Home Hospice Team for the care, guidance and support that they provided.
The family will have a private service for Marilyn.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in her memory, Marilyn Tarleton, can be made to Protecters of Animals, East Hartford, CT or Veterans Base Camp 108 England Road, Chaplin, CT 06235 (Please include Marilyn Tarleton’s name to the donation).
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in memory of Marilyn N. (Stewart) Tarleton, please visit our floral store.
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