Marilyn Ann Bourget

Birth date: Jan 26, 1936 Death date: May 2, 2019

Marilyn Ann (Tardif) Bourget, 83, died peacefully on May 2, 2019 in Lakeland Florida. Marilyn was born on January 26, 1936 in Limestone Maine to the late Alfred Joseph and Mary Jane (Cote) Tardif. She moved to Rhode Island in 194 Read Obituary

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Jennifer Kirkland

337w ago

Ms.Marilyn is my boyfriend,Nathan Poissant's,great aunt. This kind,sweet optimistic lady left such an imprint on my ❤️. For the past 3 yrs. she and I cultivated such a beautiful friendship, via Facebook. Having never met her face to face ,I kept insisting to Nathan how vitally important it was that she and I finally meet . Although it was only 2 visits, getting to spend quality time, having our kids loved on and just making wonderful memories with her was priceless. One thing I will forever cherish about Ms.Marilyn was her beautiful smile and selflessness. She embraced me with a love as if she'd known me a lifetime. This precious lady knew no strangers and loved her family big. I'm sad your gone Ms.Marilyn and will miss our Facebook chats but I find comfort in knowing your in a wonderful place now,healthy and whole. Love you always , 🌺 Jennifer,Nathan and kids

Debra Leclerc

337w ago

in honor of Marilyn.

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

Jason Traylor

337w ago

When we move down I was young and irresponsible so my mom and dad wouldn’t give me a key to the house when I got out of school I would go sit with auntie and uncle Newman auntie would pour me a glass of barks diet root beer and some cookies and we would hang out and play cards she’s helping me with my homework I’ll kinds of stuff I will always remember how great a person she was

I love you and will miss you dearly

Joyel Ciesynski

337w ago

Aunty do you remember when we took this Birthday selfie a few yrs ago Some of my best memories Have you in them —— from sleeping over your apartment when I was just a kid when you lived in East Providence, my first trip with you and Grammy to Florida winning & losing with you at bingo and many many more I’m going to miss your sweet smile and wonderful sense of humor you are gone but not forgotten. Love Joyel

Kathy Bartlett

338w ago

in honor of Marilyn.

Debbie Dufresne Coelho

338w ago

in honor of Marilyn.

A lit candle with a soft flame, surrounded by small white flowers and green leaves, set against a warm yellow background.

Corinna Snow

338w ago

Marilyn will be terribly missed. She was the glue that held our family together. She "Lost The Battle". but "She Won The Prize". "THE GIFT OF ETERNAL LIFE IN HEAVEN"

Leeanne

338w ago

Auntie Marilyn will be missed. I remember visiting her and Uncle Norm when I was younger. They were neighbors and good friends with my grandparents. My mom remained close with her after they passed, she worked for Norm when she was young, and I loved seeing and talking to her on Facebook and exchanging Christmas cards. 🥰

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