Birth date: Jun 11, 1925 Death date: Jan 6, 2009
Marilee Curry, 83, recently of Hendersonville, TN, died on Tuesday, January 6, 2009. Mrs. Curry was born June 11, 1925 in High Point, NC, to the late Hugh and Aleane Palmer. She was married for 57 years to Keith Curry, who died in Read Obituary
We are so very sorry to hear about Mrs. Curry. Your family remains in our thoughts and prayers##imported-begin##Nelson and Karen Parker##imported-end##
Marille was always one of our very treasured relatives and personal friends, who throughtout the years always wanted us in their home when visiting the family since we lived out of town. No matter how busy or crowded her home was with all their children, always found room for us. We enjoyed those visits with all their family. Our children in growing up days loved to go to visit their family and had such fun. Marilee was always sooooo calm, and made us feel so comfortable and welcome.
We also have a summertime home in Crossville, TN ,we were so blessed to hqve had Marille visit with us for a whole week couple years back.. We felt soooo rich to be able to share time with her and she loved her visit with us. We took her to a playhouse musical and she was soooo happy to attend since it had been many years that she had been to attend one. We will never forget those memories of that week. She, too, enjoyed every minute with us. We loved her dearly. She had become a most precious friend to us. Now Marillee is at rest and peace with her LORD from all illness. We send our love to all the family. Carroll and Jean,
Marttha and Richard famiies.##imported-begin##Carroll and Jean Curry##imported-end##
My prayers are with you at this time. I met and worked with Marilee in Med. Records at Loudoun Hospital. She was such quiet lady. She always had a sweet smile on her face. She was the one that did the birth certificates and she did such a great job. I remember once a parent came in to give her the information to fill out the certificate and she asked "You are the father?" and in reality it was the mother. We all had a laugh. Marilee will be missed.##imported-begin##Joyce Conley##imported-end##
My thoughts and prayer's are with you at this time. I met and worked with Marilee in Medical Records at Loudoun Hospital. If there ever was a lady, she was it. So poised and always carried herself as a lady. She was a real pleasure to work with. I can particularly remember her eating her two candy kisses each morning. She would open them quitely and pop them in her mouth and continue on working. God bless you all.##imported-begin##youdella lane##imported-end##
