Heeter, Marlene Stanley, 77, St Petersburg, FL, died on Thursday, December 19, 2013 at Northside Hospital.
Born in Luke, MD, Marlene moved to St Petersburg, FL in 1989. She retired from Mineral County Schools in which, she taught mathmetics in elementary school in Keyser, WV and was a Principle in Burlington, WV. She spent much of her time helping others at various Senior Centers and was active in her church. She was living at Bristol Court ALF at the time of her death.
Survivors include her 2 sons Ray and Steve. 3 grandchildren, Sean, Jacy and Jazy. 2 Brothers Bob and Owen Stanley.
A celebration of life will be held at Danville Church of the Brethren on Sat April 26, 2014. Anyone who new Marlene is welcome to attend.
I look forward to the celebration of life @ Danville church of the Brethren
Marlene was my oldest friend from Keyser, WV. She will always be in my heart. My warmest condolences go out to her family. Love, Shirley &”Bill Egan
We are so sorry Ray and Family. We wish we were closer to attend the celebration of life with you
Steve, So sorry to hear of the loss of your beautiful Mother. Sendi g many prayers to you and yours.
Ray and Steve – I am sorry to hear of your loss. Marlene was my cousin and high school classmate too. May she rest in peace.
I’m very sorry to hear about your mom’s passing. Please accept my most heartfelt sympathies for your loss…my thoughts are with you during this difficult time.
May Nana Rest in Peace, we will all be with her again. Let’s celebrate her new life for she is with God in heaven.
May Nana Rest in Peace, we will all be with her again. Let’s celebrate her new life for she is with God in heaven.
May Nana Rest in Peace, we will all be with her again. Let’s celebrate her new life for she is with God in heaven.
Ray and Steve, Just looking at this picture of Marlene makes me smile. She was and will always be such a joyful soul in my heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you and yours, Missy
Remembering My 6th Grade Teacher, Miss Marlene Heeter
I had a truly wonderful 6th grade teacher at Walnut Hill Elementary school Falls Church, Va. back in 1963 — Miss Marlene Heeter.
Even though it’s been more than 60 years, I still remember how steady, kind, and encouraging she was. She had a calm way of teaching that made you want to do well, and she treated every student with real respect.
I recently learned more about her life and discovered that she went on to have a long career as both a teacher and principal, first in Northern Virginia and later back in West Virginia.
After 60+ years, it’s not easy to be certain this lady was my teacher. But everything I’ve read matches the caring person I remember from that classroom.
God Bless Her 🙏