Marlyn Westin Obituary

Thinking of Bill and family!

Marlyn and family were among the first friends we made when we moved from England to California all those years ago - many happy memories. Our deepest condolences to all the family. With love, Jean Plowright and Amy Blackwood

Marlyn did everything "above and beyond" whether it was planning her daughter's wedding, creating an amazing Christmas card, or being the best Mom and Nana she could be. EVERYONE adored Marlyn. She was kind to all and just a wonderful human being. She will live on in our memories, and we will miss her greatly.

Bill and family, I was distraught when I received a very sad and shocking text from my niece. What a fun person and fantastic mother Marlyn was!! Please give me a call if I may do anything for you or her sweet family 802-530-9822. I would have been with you today if I had known in time. My prayers and sympathy, Retta Whitehead

Our love and prayers to all of our family members dealing with this terrible loss. Aunt Marlyn will be missed so much! What a wonderful woman, so enjoyed all the conversations with her and family time spent with her. She will be in our hearts forever.

We will forever miss our beloved sister Marlyn.
We will forever yearn for our sometimes lengthy conversations, e-mails,
texts, beautiful cards, her sweet voice, her wisdom, her immense love.
It was an honor to have had her in our lives.
We find comfort in knowing that she will no longer suffer and that she is
at home with our beloved Dad Ray, Mom Elaine and sister Marcia.
She will be in our hearts forever more!
To Bill and our nieces and nephews, we love you so much!
Mark and Espie Fisher

Bill and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time. Please know we are available to assist you in any way. Please just ask.

I'll always remember the fun and interesting conversations we have had with the three of us sitting at the kitchen table.

You are great and generous neighbors to Adam.

Just know that Marlyn is in a better place now, having completed this earthly journey.

Fondly,

John Witty

Dear Bill and Marlyn's children and little Ellie,
Marlyn was a dear high school friend. I'm deeply sorry that I cannot attend her services today or tomorrow. More painful is the fact that due to both of our health difficulties, we could not find a convenient time see each other in recent years after we reconnected. We did manage to catch up through email letters and phone chats. Many pictures crossed between us. And I was happy to see that she had a beautiful life with a terrific husband, Bill and three amazingly successful children. I also got to share in her thrill of being a grandmother to her precious Ellie. For all this, I am grateful.
Although it was lifetimes since Marlyn, Jackie Charley (Rust at the time) and I were in high school, the memories are as fresh as if it were yesterday. The three of us were inseparable. Marlyn was indeed special. I loved her warm smile, curious intellect, her appetite for fun and loving arms that hugged me through some difficult episodes.
I attached a photo of me in present time because I recall Marlyn saying that Bill did not believe I existed. He thought I was a figment of her imagination. Nothing more to say except stay strong.
May all of your loving memories of Marlyn help to fill some of your empty spaces through this time.

Sincere condolences,
Concha

My sincere condolences to the entire family. I am saddened and shocked to learn of Marlyn's death. She will be missed.

To Mr. Westin and Family, our deepest condolences, thoughts and prayers are extended to you and your family during the pasting of your love one (Our neighbor), may God forever bless and keep you in his care.

You were an amazing friend to so many, a beloved and loving wife, a joy of a daughter to your parents, a happy, loving sister, an inspiring mother. I cherish every memory. I am better for having known you.

Our deepest condolences to the Westin family. Bill and Marlyn were our neighbors in North Hills. Love and prayers from the Maffucci family.

Marlyn and her family were our neighbors in La Habra and our friendship continued over the years. I will truly miss her emails, creative Christmas cards, and occasional visits to California. Our condolences go to Bill and all the family that she so loved and treasured. We are very sorry for your loss; Marlyn will be greatly missed. Love, Ed & Rose Mary Rego

You and Bill always made my Mom happy when you visited FL.

God bless and keep you, Marlyn. One candle fades out while a new star is born.

I looked forward every year to Marlyn's home-made Christmas cards, sharing what the year's life was like for the Westin family. Her creativity brought smiles and created memories.

Although Marlyn is not with us physically, her spirit and love will always be. If we take a moment to step aside from the world's demands and focus our thoughts on a special memory, our hearts will feel Marlyn's love.

That love will never die. Feel it, hold it, share it as Marlyn would.

My parents moved to Whittier,California when I was 8. Marlyn was my frequent playmate.Throughout the years, she has always been in touch w/ her beautiful crafted Christmas cards! She shared the activities of her children w/ us.
My sincere sympathy to her family.

May you rest in peace Marlyn. Your mom & my dad are waiting in open arms..... May your family find comfort in knowing that you are walking with Jesus........AMEN!