Merry Christine Stocks Marshall
Merry Christine Stocks Marshall 61 was born December 24, 1952 in Seattle Washington. Merry passed away on April 1st 2014 at Saliems Adult Family Home in Kent Washington with both daughters by her side.
She is survived by her daughters Cara Marshall and Christine Hofschulte, her grandchildren Kaden Hofschulte and Caylee Hofschulte, father George Griffith Stockwell, brothers James Stocks, John Stockwell, George Stockwell, and Guy Stockwell, and sister Judith Chamberlain.
Merry had a stroke 7 years ago that limited her ability to help herself but ultimately she passed away peacefully in her sleep from natural causes.
sculpting, and dancing. She always was there when you needed her and anyone who had the luxury to be part of her life never had to question her love for you. She loved so much that she always provided ever lasting memories when you were with her.
by her daughters.
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She will be missed by all and jan she loved her so much too
Sorry for your families loss. Happy you have great memories.
MY prayers are with you guy and your family
Merry was a good soul.
She treated me like a little sister, no questions, no doubts.
Happy journey Merry, may you rest in peace.
Much love to Guy, obviously.
and Cara and Christine
AND FRED. (Our secret)
((Hugs)) to the while family.
Love Always, Angela
I am so sorry. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you…
Life is precious, happy I am living in the present today and I have no fear of what’s ahead. I hope (with Gods blessing) to join some pretty amazing souls. Merry is one of them. Cara and Christine, John, George, Jimmy, Dad and Guy I share the saddness of Merry’s passing and wish only serenity for you. Lots of Love and Prayers for us.
Judy
Aunt Merry we had alot of laughs and tears but you never judge anyone and you are very special to me and I will always love you and miss you deeply.Words cannot explain My Aunt Merry and her kindness and overall person that she is. Remember we still need to have our dance together and until we meet again in heaven i will have to wait. Save a dance for me. Cara and Christine I love you both you are my amazing cousins. Rest in peace my beautiful aunt Merry.. Love you so much. Your niece,
Diana
Everyone knows in the back of their mind that death is inevitable, but it’s not something that we think about daily. Once in awhile we are blessed to have people in our lives that appear immortal to us. I believe they are angels disguised as humans, personally. Aunt Merry was, and is one of those angels. God called her home, and now she is in one of those most amazing places. Death is not the end of life, but the beginning of an eternal one. While we miss her because she’s gone, just remember, we will see her again one day, even though that doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt. It just goes to show how precious life really is. Christine and Cara, you both are truly great people. I’m so sorry for everything you are going through, you guys are in my heart and my prayers. Love you.
There are no words that can express the love I have for my sister. She was one of a kind. One of the most influential people in my life. I’m happy that she is no longer in pain and can now rest in a better place. My heart goes out to my niece Christine and her family most of all. I know how difficult these past few years have been. To Cara, My Dad, Judy, and the rest of my family. Love.
Merry and I shared our teen years , carried babies, cried and laughed together. She was more than a sister in law, she was my sister. I love her dearly. Cara and Christine my heart is with you. How hard this must be for Merry was so young. If there is any way I can help in any way I am here for you. I love you and my prayers go to Merry’s family. May God be with all of you. Rest in peace dear Merry until we meet again.
Cara and Christine, I’m so sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. You don’t know me but your mother stood up for me when I got married. She was such a friend and we had good times together.
Cara I was there when you were just a little baby and sometimes took care of you so your mom could have a break.
When I had my second child Christopher I couldn’t find the soft kind of binki that babies liked. Your mom found Cara’s in the toy box and boiled it so Chris could use it. When Christine was born I boiled it up and gave it back…lol It sounds funny but was very necessary. Lott’s of Love to you all.