Birth date: Oct 23, 1927 Death date: Jan 30, 2024
Marilyn Wyrick Obituary Marilyn Jean Wyrick, beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, peacefully passed away on January 30, 2024, at the age of 96. Born in St. Louis on October 23, 1927, she was the youngest of five chi Read Obituary
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My Aunt Jean was the most important and special lady in my life. I always admired her and looked up to her. I wanted to be her when I grew up. Cute little figure, great clothes and bubbly personality. She was a huge part of my childhood, always inviting me to spend summers at their home in the county. I never saw her mad, always had a smile and that darling little giggle of hers couldn’t help but make me laugh too. She was the last relative in our family and always had tidbits of information about our relatives in years gone by. I remember one Christmas when we were struggling so bad my parents couldn’t afford to put presents under the tree. I’m sure she wasn’t asked to do it but my Aunt Jean made sure we three had presents under the tree. She saved our Christmas and made 3 kids very happy. I’m just sorry the distance between Tulsa and California kept us from seeing each other over the years I’m so grateful I got to see her in 2020 and I will cherish forever the jewelry she made for me. Love you to eternity Aunt Jean. I know you’re happy to see Uncle Warren, my dad and all your brothers again. Cindy
I cared for Mrs. Wyrick for a few years recently. She was such a lovely lady. She always had words of encouragement to share and was very proud of her family. You could just tell by the way she spoke about her children and the fond memories of them and all of the children in her family that she truly adored being a mom/gigi. Every time I came into her room she had more pictures she proudly displayed. I recall bringing her some fresh homemade bread and hearing her tell me about the cooking her family does for thanksgiving and Christmas. She always insisted on sharing dark chocolate Hershey kisses with my children and I since her motherly nature was so strong. I recall when her daughter brought her a small chocolate cake from KFC and some little ice creams, which she had requested, and of course insisted on sharing that as well. I would often see her focused on making jewelry for all of the little girls in her family. She loved receiving little trinkets to put on said jewelry, I often caught her coming to the nurse's desk to call her daughter to grab more beads/string. I am sad she is no longer with us however I am happy she is now with her beloved husband.
