Marian Lillian Christensen

Resided in Escanaba, MI
Died June 4, 2012

Mayetta, Kansas
Marian Lillian Christensen, 90, formerly of Escanaba, Michigan passed away on June 4, 2012 at Medical Lodges of Holton, KS. She was born November 29, 1921 the daughter of Malvin and Marie (Silk) Anderson. She was preceded in death by her husband Edward Francis Christensen.

Marian was an active volunteer at the Bishop Noa nursing home for many years in Escanaba. She was also a member of the Escanaba Eagles. She enjoyed traveling and spoiling her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She retired from Chicago North Western railroad as a switch board operator in Chicago in 1983.

She grew up in Chicago IL and following her retirement moved to Escanaba, MI with her husband. In August of 2011 she moved to Mayetta, KS

She is survived by her daughter Ellen (Ed) Sliva of Chicago; granddaughter Corinne (Robert) Lange of Mayetta, KS; grandsons Edward (Jennifer) Sliva, Joseph Sliva, and Stanley (Marge) Sliva all of Chicago. She had 3 great grandsons, Robbie, Ryan and Rory Lange and 4 great granddaughters Amelia, Abigail, Madelyn, and Allison Sliva. Marian had many nieces and nephews.

15 Tributes for “Marian Lillian Christensen

    So sorry to hear of Marian’s passing. Marian was a guardian angel for my Mom, Jennie Winchester, while she was a resident of Bishop Noa. She fed my Mom her lunch at noon every day. She could always get her to eat something. God has another angel with him. God Bless!

    I remember Marian very well. She was a sweet lady and was always very kind to me. God please take good care of her; she deserves it.

    I am sorry for the loss to your family I am a friend of Stan Sliva and I regret not being able to attend the wake. I and my family send our regrets and our prayers. I am sure the Lord has plans for this lady that we are unable to recgnize right now. May our God hold you safely in the hallow of his hand.

    Our prayers are with everyone during this difficult time. Marian was a a very nice woman, always very kind to me & my sisters and brother at all the family parties. Thinking of all of you and so happy that you were blessed to have her with you for 90 wonderful years. I am sure she was welcomed “home” with open arms & know she will be missed! Heaven has a beautiful new angel….

    Ellen and FamilyI am very sorry to hear of Aunt Marian’s passing. I fondly remember visits to Chicago and your visits to Escanaba. She will be truly missed. My prayers are with you.

    We have such fond memories of Marian, we first met her @ BSN nursing home in Escanaba where she was of such great service there helping other people, she fed our mother Jennie Winchester & we instantly became good friends!!! We always enjoyed talking with Marian & she was the only one who could feed Jennie when no one else could, special bond there. We extend our deepest sympathy to her family, especially Cory(grand-daughter) & extended family, who took such great care of Marian always!!!! She will be missed terribly by family & friends but knowing she is at peace with our Lord is a blessing!!!! She was a blessing to many many others……..

    Ellen, Our deepest sympathy to you and your family, I still remember the times Marian and her mother would be in their kitchen on 55th st in Chicago drinking coffee and cackling like a couple of…..well gals!!!! Always laughing god bless her and keep her.

    When I was young, my grandmother, Leona St. Vincent, was dear friends with Marian. I spent many Friday nights going out to Fish Fry with them and other friends. My grandmother passed away in 2008, and these two wonderful women will be greatly missed.

    I remember Marian very well. She was a sweet lady and was always very kind to me. God please take good care of her; she deserves it.

    Our prayers are with everyone during this difficult time. Marian was a a very nice woman, always very kind to me & my sisters and brother at all the family parties. Thinking of all of you and so happy that you were blessed to have her with you for 90 wonderful years. I am sure she was welcomed “home” with open arms & know she will be missed! Heaven has a beautiful new angel….

    We have such fond memories of Marian, we first met her @ BSN nursing home in Escanaba where she was of such great service there helping other people, she fed our mother Jennie Winchester & we instantly became good friends!!! We always enjoyed talking with Marian & she was the only one who could feed Jennie when no one else could, special bond there. We extend our deepest sympathy to her family, especially Cory(grand-daughter) & extended family, who took such great care of Marian always!!!! She will be missed terribly by family & friends but knowing she is at peace with our Lord is a blessing!!!! She was a blessing to many many others……..

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