Birth date: Sep 18, 1964 Death date: Apr 25, 2016
Keilbon, Marlene K., 51 of Clearwater passed away peacefully on April 25, 2016. She was born in Syracuse, New York on September 18, 1964. She moved here to Clearwater from Syracuse in 1986. She worked as a business analyst in the Read Obituary
I am deeply saddened to hear of your loss. May you find comfort in Ecc 9:5, knowing that we will all see Marlene soon.
We were so saddened to hear that Marlene is no longer here with us. She had a gentle quiet spirit about herself. I have been doing Marlene's hair for at least 10 yrs. +. She will be very missed by many. You could see how proud and happier she became as those grandchildren came into her life. Our prayer to the family to be able to take the sadness away quickly and to be able to cherish the moments you had with her and be consumed in the wonderful memories. RIP Marlene... In Loving Memory, Sandy & Keith
Where to begin. ..I live in the house next door still to where Marlene grew up as a teen. Marlene and JoEllen where two of my closest friends. I look at their old home remembering all the memories and my heart is full and I just can't believe their both angels. I'm thankfully I got to go to dinner Marlene, Justin, and Trevor last time they came to Syracuse. My deepest sympathy to Marlene's entire family, I wish I could have been there to celebrate Marlene's life today. RIP Marlene my friend I will love remember you always!
A love ones loss can grieve the heart, therefore treasure the special times spent with your love one. Draw strength from the love of family and friends and may God's loving-kindness comfort you and help you through this difficult time. Psalms119:50,76
I grew up with Marlene and Joellen in East Syracuse. I had the pleasure of being neighbors and friends with them for many years. We had alot of wonderful times as kids that I will cherish forever. I send thoughts and prayers to get family❤️! Heaven has gained another beautiful angel much too young!👼😢 Brenda Snyder Terrell
I had the pleasure of working with Marlene for many years and she was absolutely wonderful. She was quick to offer assistance and always went above and beyond by thinking of other ways to solve a problem or create a better way of completing a task.
In addition to being a wonderful co-worker she was also a beautiful person and someone that I am glad I had the opportunity to work along side.
She is missed.
To Paul and the rest of her family, I want you to know that Marlene will be missed greatly.
With Love For You and Prayers of Sympathy,
Kim Engebretson
