Marion E. Kazak

Marion is survived by her beloved husband James Kazak of 39 years, 3 daughters; Debbie (Joe) Wiatroski, Jeanette (Tim) Mullen and Wendy (Rico) Hogan, 1 son; Jim (Wendy) Kazak, 2 brothers; Wayne (Marilyn) and Tom (Sharon) Cornell and 8 beautiful grandchildren, Alyssa, Rachel, Kevin Wiatroski, Anna Kazak, Brigitte and Brianna Fogel, Kahlum and Kai Hogan and Sara Green-O'Brien.

Marion s journey began on October 17, 1940, born to Lillian and Russell Cornell, she had two brothers Wayne & Tom. Marion grew up on the east side near Wade Park in Cleveland, Ohio. Marion graduated from John Marshall High School. Later she married and had two daughters, Debbie & Jeanette who adored their mom. Several years later she was divorced. Marion was employed at as an administrative secretary. While raising two daughters on her own along with her mom.

Marion meet the man of her life Jim, in 1970 and they married in 1975. Jim s children Jimmy & Wendy were welcomed into her family.

Marion knew the importance of faith, family and friends. Between the years of 1995 - 2005, Marion was blessed with 9 wonderful grandchildren who she cherished.

She loved the Holiday s. Christmas was her favorite holiday and she loved to lavish her family with gift s of love.

Marion loved conversation, laughing, and she had a beautiful smile that brightened everyone who has seen it.

Marion had a special talent for decorating and added her special touches to their home and trailer in Ohio, and their condo in Florida. She also had a fashion sense & always dressed in style. She was our special Diva. Marion loved to shop & go to craft shows. And talk about an organizer! She was the most organized person & had a place for everything.

No matter where she was, she had many friend and we have heard many compliments about what a wonderful person she was & she was always the life of the party.

While in Florida she was a member of the Red Hat Society.

Marion was devoted to her Lutheran faith & belonged to Calvary Lutheran Church in Ohio, and Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in Florida.

Unfortunately Marion battled with throat cancer not only once but twice. She had many trials & tribulations while dealing with this disease especially eating. She taught us all by her example how to be strong. She was our hero.

On February 13, 2014 Marion was taken home to the Lord and she will be forever our GUARDIAN ANGEL while we are on earth.

Marion, Mom, Grandma, Sister, Sister-in-Law, Aunt, Great Aunt and Friend, WE LOVE YOU & WILL MISS YOU. The Lord gave us an amazing sign that you were at peace & with the Lord, when the eagle appeared at your hospital window as you took your last breath as you surrounded by your family and pastor. No more pain or grief. There is only perfect joy and beauty. Until we meet again. PEACE BE WITH YOU.

Love Always and Forever your Family.