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MARILYN AIMEE JONES

Born: Jul 20, 1944

Date of Passing: Jan 08, 2019

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MARILYN AIMEE JONES With great sorrow Marilyn Aimee Jones, aged 73, passed away Tuesday, January 8, 2019. She was born to Thomas Turner and Alice (Glass) Turner on July 20, 1944. Marilyn grew up and lived in Transcona with her two brothers, Tom and Fred. She enjoyed track and playing baseball. She met the love of her life in high school; later she married Gary Jones and raised two sons, David and Dane. She spent many early mornings in hockey rinks and Assassin rugby fields watching her boys play sports. She was a proud mother and grandmother. She loved vacations in Mexico and spending time camping. She worked at the Winnipeg Free Press, freshwater fisheries, Penner Foods and Chard Marketing. Marilyn is survived by her sons, David Jones, Shawna and Bryce; and Dane Jones, Rhonda and Sidney; Kim Turner, Ryan Code, Ethan and Evan, and Sherry Turner, and Graeme Bonham and her childhood friend Sharon Jenson (Keisha). Also, all of her many friends who loved her and will always cherish her.

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 26, 2019

Condolences & Memories (5 entries)

  • I am so sorry to hear of Marilyn’s passing. I just heard. We have stayed in contact through email after reconnecting several years ago. I would love to hear from David or Dane who I heard so much about. - Posted by: Susan Garneys (Cousin) on: Oct 28, 2019

  • Marilynn and I had meet over 40 years+ago and became close and fast friends, we where hockey moms, soccer moms, we both got into cute troubles , we went away often found ourselfs in some deep water and travelled together often doing gambling trips to different parts of the USA,, Marilyn taught me to knit and we took crochet lessons together,Marilyn our closeness made me love her as my friend and she will forever be missed by myself and my family. - Posted by: Diana McNab (Close friend) on: Feb 03, 2019

  • Great person. Knew the whole family since 1957. Always kept in touch. - Posted by: Alfred Hupe (Friend) on: Jan 29, 2019

  • So sorry to hear of Marilyn's passing. My thoughts are with her family and friends at this time. We had been out of touch for a while however had been corresponding the past 20 years which was so nice. Beautiful lady and beautiful photo. I never met David and Dane but felt that I knew them through stories and photos that Marilyn shared. I will miss her. Lorraine - Posted by: Lorraine Harnett (Cousin) on: Jan 26, 2019

  • A loving Mom, grandma, auntie and friend is now in a special place where there is no longer any pain. Though small in stature, Marilyn had the biggest, caring, loving heart. We spent many great years together when we worked at Penners and now wipe away tears thinking of so many outings and good times we shared. Marilyn was always willing to help anyone in any way she could, she always gave of herself. Sadly, we did not see much of each other over the past few years but occasionally shared emails and phone calls. When we did chat, she always spoke of her boys and their accomplishments and when I received email picture of Sydney and Bryce, you saw the love she had for her grands. Oh Mare-Bear, thank you for being my buddy, thank you for Always being there for me, and thank you for all the great memories. One day our paths will cross again! Love you little one! - Posted by: Colleen harper (Friend) on: Jan 26, 2019

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