In Memory Of

Marilyn Fay Carlson

May 19, 1944 - Jul 17, 2024

Obituary

Marilyn Fay Carlson was born to Alex & Marcella Storey on May 19, 1944. She passed away July 17, 2024.

Marilyn was a hard-working woman, she helped out on the farm, ran the restaurant at Burnt Lake Auction Market, and then she & Peter started a Catering company. After they sold the farm and the M&P Enterprises businesses in 2002, they spent their winters in Yuma and Osoyoos, making friends wherever they went.

Marilyn is survived by her husband of 53 years Peter Carlson; her 6 daughters Janet & Frank, Barbara & Tom, Edie & Kevin, Marie & Randy, Tammy & Gene and Sandra; 11 Grandchildren Anna, Jamie, Brad, Hans, Ryan, Cody, Dylan, Jordan , Bailey, Bethany, and Sydney; and 1 great grandson Tripp Mitchel. She is also survived by her loving Sister-in-Laws Allison Storey, Marion Coupland and her children Faron & Rae-Lynne their daughter Ashley, and Joanne & Scott and their children Jessica & Eric; and many nieces, nephews, and extended family who loved her so much.
She lived a full life and was loved by many.

There will be no formal service.

She will be missed

Condolences

Shirley Szoke :

Extending my most heartfelt sympathy to you, Peter and your family. I wish you comfort and peace during this difficult time.

Lenora Willey:

So sorry for your loss. You are in our hearts and prayers.

Linda Peterson:

Very sad to learn of Marilyn's passing
Our hearts go out to you, Peter, having lost your wife and partner in many adventures.
To Marilyn's girls and families, this quote comes to mind:
"The greatest memorial to your Mother (Grandmother), Is your presence among us"
with sympathy,
Linda and family

Bertha:

I am so sorry for your loss. Marilyn was a shining star.

Shirley Anderson:

condolences Peter and Family, may your memories bring you some peace.

Heather and Steve Goacher:

Our deepest condolences to Peter and family. We were saddened to learn of her passing. Marilyn was a very kind lady always looking out for others and was a good friend and an awesome neighbor. I will miss the visits my friend. Rest in peace... you have earned it.

Thinking of you,
Steve and Heather Goacher

Bev Martin:

My heart goes out to of all of you as you deal with your grief and loss of your mom. She was such a kind lady and such a positive example to many. Please accept my sincere condolences.

Arnie MacAskill :

I am so very sorry to hear such sad news. I had so many good times with members of the Carlson Family while reaching in Bentley. Arnie.

Wendy Evanyshyn :

Condolences Peter and family, may your memories comfort you at this time

Robyn McBride (Purnell):

My sincerest condolences to the entire family. Marilyn was always so kind to me when I was growing up and always remembered me and stopped to chat when we ran into one another over the years. Hugs to all.

Darlene Craig :

Our deepest condolences to th Carlson family.
Mariyln was a friend of kindness always making sure everyone was taken care of . One of my greatest memories was when Peter and Marilyn invited us to to join there family in thanksgiving dinner . We participated in each thanksgiving fo many years with the Carlson family .
Rest In Peace my friend .

Ethel Wilde:

Peter and family so sorry for your loss .She was a great lady .

Jessi Keith:

I’m so sorry to hear about aunty Marilyn’s passing. Please extended my condolences to the rest of the family.

Sheila and Al Friesen:

Peter and family,
We are sad to learn of Marylyn’s passing but hold some fine memories of the times we spent with her in Yuma. She was a remarkable woman!

Kelly Blanch:

Oh Marilyn, what a character. I loved our visits and value our little trip last summer out to Caroline and back. Rest easy, you’ve made a difference in many, many lives.
You’re missed already.
Kelly

:

Peter and family, Don and I are so sorry to hear of Marilyn’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all,

Thinking of you,
Don and Lydia Lanterman

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