Marilyn Stehmeier Obituary

Marilyn was a beautiful lady inside & out.@ I loved her & herman @ I have wonderful memories of her and both of them, remembering the wonderful times at there home & church & she´s resting in heaven with Herman..

R.I.P.... We miss you dearly

We are so sorry to hear of Mrs. Stehmeier's passing. She was such a lovely lady. I enjoyed the time I had with her at First Baptist when she was training me.. She was a card.. One thing I remember was that she never put her lipstick on until she got to our office. She said she always liked to kiss her husband when he dropped her off... They were so loving!

Kathie, Faithe and Mr. Stehmeier, you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Kathie, I was so sad to see that you lost your husband. He was such a good man...

I know Mrs. Stehmeier loved her family deeply. She will be missed by many..

Prayerfully,
Jozhan & Frank Atkinson

Kathy, Cheree and Bubba, we were so sad to hear Sugah (!) had passed away. Stan has been out of town til Wednesday night so we couldn't attend. Such fond memories of times with Marilyn and William. Our best to him, thoughts with you all. Been a long time seeing them, but time goes so swiftly....could not believe they acheived 90!

Very sorry for your loss.

I was on of Marilyn caregivers and I must say it was a joy taking care of her. I looked forward to the many talks and advice she would share. I will miss her dearly. Sleep in heavenly peace dear

I was a student at First Baptist Church School and grew up in St. Johannes Lutheran Church. Mrs. Stehmeier was always present with a kind word and a smile for everyone and she will be dearly missed and fondly remembered by my family.

The day we drove past our `soon to be´ house on Johns Island and our friend Rusty stated that is my Uncle Willie and Aunt Marilyn´s house right next door, we knew we were in the right place. To us she was Aunt Marilyn from that moment forward. We bought the house, had our children there and were blessed beyond measure to have a 3rd set of grandparents living right next door. They embraced our family like it was their own. It was a day of honor when Uncle Willie presented me with a key to his huge workshop, and in the most thick Charleston accent told me "Tom, anything in there you need you take it". We had our kids birthday parties under their picnic shelter in the back yard. Uncle Willie could fix just about anything that broke, a great skill when you buy an older home and don´t even know where to start! Aunt Marilyn was a great cook, when you entered her house there were always cakes, cookies, her famous Sweet Tea (maybe that is where her nick name came from) and lunch frequently consisted of butter toasted Reuben sandwiches...ours and Uncle Willie´s favorite. She taught me her `secret recipe´ for Hot Sausage Dip, a recipe I use to this day and give her top billing when asked for the recipe! She called our first born, Thomas, the Little King and treated him like one. There was nothing she wouldn´t do for him. When Emma, came along she was the Little Princess and got the same treatment. She exuded joy, she loved fully and got great pleasure in making other people happy. She didn´t like crabs, but if she liked you, she would sit right next to you and pick those crabs better than anyone I have ever seen, and give you all the meat! You knew how much she loved her `real´ family by how her face would light up whenever a name was mentioned. Her greatest earthly love, however; was her husband Herman (Uncle Willie to us), he was her knight in shining armor and she loved him unconditionally, and he her. Our family was so blessed to be an adopted part of the Stehmeier family. She was a Grand Lady, and we will miss her.

Mrs. Stehmeier was a loving, kind lady who I have always remembered with fondness. My prayers are with the family.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Mrs. Stehmeier was one of the teachers who kept track of me long after the classroom days were completed. Her talents were many and her smiles always given even if it was the start of a conversation about making the world "Charleston" a better place to live. Prayers for the family and many friends she helped along the way.

So sorry to hear your loss. God's Peace to you all.

Oh my so sorry to see this....im in myrtle beach sc@ just looking @ obit. I love this beautiful lady so much,she@ herman was so wonderful to everyone@ always had there home open for parties,@ she will be missed by so many,..my prayers with all the church family@ her family@ friends,@ will be in my thoughts,@ prayers....i love you

We are sorry for your loss