Marguerite Marlow
September 30, 1923 ~ July 22, 2014
Born in:
North Augusta, SC
Resided in:
Stone Mountain, GA
Marguerite Mathis Marlow
Marguerite Mathis Marlow passed away at home on Tuesday, July 22, 2014 after a lengthy illness. Born and raised in North Augusta, SC, she spent her adult life in Stone Mountain, GA where she and her husband, Ed, raised their three children. A woman of strong Christian faith, Marguerite was an example to her friends and family. She was proceeded in death by her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W.H. Mathis; brother, Dr. W.H. Mathis, Jr.; and sister Alice Mathis Knight. She was survived by her loving husband of 59 years, Edmond Marlow, and her daughters, Lynn Marlow (Roger Hagan), Cindy Curtis (Luke), and Jean Buffum (Dan). Grandchildren: Anna Marguerite Montague, Emily Virginia Hayes, Patrick Marlow Buffum and Michael John (Jack) Buffum. Nieces and Nephew: Sara (Bob) Kelly, Kathrine (Bill) Shaw, Jean (Jim) Aswell, Anne (Ben) Witcher and George (Louise) Knight. The family would like to extend their gratitude to Dr. Taylor Graves, the staff of Wesley Woods Outpatient Center, and Marguerite’s devoted caregivers Annie Miti and Selida Brown.
Visitation is 10 am and funeral is 11 am, Friday, July 25th at Smoke Rise Baptist Church on Hugh Howell Road, Stone Mountain. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to: Transforming Truth Ministry, c/o Meadow Baptist Church, Lawrenceville, GA.
Proverbs 31:10-31
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With prayers and deepest sympathy to a wonderful family at this sad time. It has been a blessing to know all of you through the years, especially Marguerite. She was a joyful person and shed sunshine wherever she went. There are too many memories to list here, but Margueritel will always have a special place in my heart. She gave me a tote bag years ago that I am very fond of. She was just thinking about me and bought it. There was no special occasion in my life, but she wanted me to have it. Every time I use it I think of Marguerite and our friendship of many years.