Mary Louise Golembiewski

Mary Louise Golembiewski entered eternal life on Friday, April 24, 2026. Mary was born May 5, 1935 to Cletus and Rose Klosterman in Piqua, Ohio. She met the love of her life, the late Robert Golembiewski, while in High School and married him shortly after graduation. Throughout their 67 years of marriage, Mary and Bob were blessed with 11 children: the late Linda (Jim) Flasck, Keith (Sandee) Golembiewski, Alan (Tracye) Golembiewski, Jim (Nancy) Golembiewski, Jeff (Ann) Golembiewski, Lisa (Dave) Clark, Brian (Carol) Golembiewski, Laura (Ken) Corrion, Julie (Tom) McNally, Rob (Wendy) Golembiewski, Craig (Maggie) Golembiewski. Mary was also blessed with 32 grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren, and 1 great, great grandchild.

From an early age, Mary was devoted to God and family. Prior to meeting Bob she considered becoming a nun but after falling in love she dedicated herself to her passion and love of family. Mary’s family was her pride and joy. She loved every moment spent with them and liked to brag to anyone who would listen how special each one was. When not with family, Mary was busy volunteering at her church or the hospital gift shop. She had a strong faith, starting each day by praying the rosary, and believed in giving back. Mary also enjoyed college (MSU) football and basketball, going to the casino, and most especially cheering her grandkids on in their activities. She found great pleasure in staying connected with her family through Facebook.

There will be two memorial services to honor and celebrate Mary's life. The first memorial service will take place on Monday, May 18, 2026, at 10:00 AM at St. Steven’s Catholic Church located at 24827 S Dobson Rd, Sun Lakes, AZ. The second memorial service will occur on Friday, May 29, 2026, at 11:00 AM at St. Mary of the Hills Catholic Church located at 2675 John R Rd, Rochester Hills, MI.

In lieu of flowers, please leave a donation to St. Vincent de Paul in Mary's memory. The direct link can be found below. Mary leaves behind an amazing legacy and will be greatly missed.