Marilyn V. Bash
January 02, 2013
Marilyn V. Bash, 78, went to be with her Lord and Savior Wednesday, January 2, 2013.
Marilyn was born February 15, 1934, to Amos and Rosie Braland in Randall, Iowa. She retired from the Federal Home Loan Bank in 1999. Marilyn was very charismatic and professional in her everyday life. She enjoyed cooking, fantasy football, and spending time with her family and friends.
Marilyn is survived by her children, Vickie Butler, Rhonda Black, and Thomas (Lisa) Black; siblings, Robert (Bert) Braland, David (Cleoris) Braland, and Jeannie Lamp; grandchildren, Jennifer, Janell, Angela, Tabitha, Tracy, Justin, Lee, Lacy, Lance, Larissa, Tom, Jr., and Nick; and great-grandchildren, Marissa, Jordan, Taylor, Ashley, Darian, Darius, Nadia, Maddison, Tracy, Jr., Breanna, Natalie, Lillian, Kallie, Canyon, Alexis, Jacob, Cameron, Carter, and Preston. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Thomas Black; second husband, Keith Bash; and her daughter, Gay Jorgenson.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Monday, January 7, 2013, at Hamilton’s Funeral Home, 605 Lyon Street, followed by burial at Glendale Cemetery. Visitation will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday, prior to the service at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be directed to the family.
Condolences may be expressed at:
www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com
Jaime
01/08/2013
We are going to miss you grandma. A woman with the sweetest heart and such a warm smile. I've always loved talking with you. You raised such a large amazing strong-willed family! Now you are free from pain and with Lord and the angels. We love you!!
Scott Galyen
01/07/2013
Vickie - I was so very sorry to learn of your loss. My deepest sympathies go out to you and your entire family...and may God wrap you all in His special care during this difficult time.
Rhonda Jean
01/05/2013
Momma, there are no words to describe my feelings for you. You are my rock, my everything. I will love and adore you forever. I know I have not been the easiest daughter in the world, but you knew my heart and thats all that matters. I will continue to go to school and be the best I can be, I promise you! And when the time comes for God to call me home, I know you will be there to greet me. Until then may you sleep with the angels and Gods loving arms. Say hi to everyone up there, as I know your mom, dad and Gay, just to name a few are with you now! I love you my beautiful Mom, always and forever, your daughter Rhonda
kurt lamp
01/05/2013
Aunt Marilyn,
there are two things that I will always remember about you. First, is that you were always fun to be around -- football and the races! Second, is how much time you spent caring for Grandma Rosie in her her final years. Your were a kind and giving person who will be missed greatly!
Strom Family from Twin Falls, Idaho
01/05/2013
Carolyn (Lamp) and family would like to send our best wishes to Marilyn's family. We enjoyed her humor and warm personality when visiting Jean in Idaho. Emily, Carolyn's daughter, enjoyed the story that Marilyn told about chasing a beer theif. What a neat lady!
nadia rejba
01/04/2013
i love you grandma you will always be in my heart . rest in peace with the angels
breanna
01/04/2013
i love you grandma bash and i am sorry that you are gone glad that you are in heaven my mom and everyone loves you and kitty misses you.
TOM
01/04/2013
The world has lost the most amazing kind and loving women I have ever met she was the rock of this family she stood for honor love and committment. I know in my heart she"s with me every day! She was my MOM.
Jean Lamp
01/04/2013
Marilyn was my sister and I will miss her so much. Everyone in Idaho fell in love with her. That was how she was. To meet her was to love her. I am proud to be her sister.
janell
01/03/2013
Although Grandma was the strongest women I have ever met she was also the sweetest. She hung out with all of us and stayed a trooper right until her final day here on earth. You could talk to her about anything and she would even go camping with us. Thank you grandma for all the laughs. May you rest in gods hands now.
Love,
Janell