Marilyn McKinney, age 74 of Carrollton GA entered into eternal rest Sunday, July 25, 2010 at
Tanner Medical Hospital in Carrollton GA. She was preceded in death by her son Edward Passeri, Jr., brother, Leonard Miller, great grandson, Bobby Altinay and grandson-in-law, Michael Lee Howard.
Those left to cherish her memory are her spouse, Bobby McKinney of Carrollton GA. Two daughters, Kathleen (Michael) Eaves of Douglasville GA, Sharon (Hubert) Carter of Kenner LA. Two step sons, Brian (Natalee) McKinney of Baton Rouge LA. and Jason Lamb of Louisville KY.
Four grandaughters, Tami (Danny) Brumfield, Marcia (Dino) Altinay, Brandi Eaves Howard, Kristal (Michael) Wilcox. Sister-in-law, Sherry Miller. A daughter by choice, Linda Walls and very dear and devoted friend Rosie Gentry.
Six great grandsons, Joshua Eaves, Dylan Brumfield, Nathan Altinay, Dane Brumfield, Matthew Thomas and Carter Wilcox. Four great grandaughters, Alyssa Carter, Kameron Bondio, Bailee Wilcox and Jayden Howard. Three step great grandchildren, Blake Brumfield, Brittany Brumfield and Brandon Brumfield. Two nieces, Annalee (Steven) Anderson and Chris (Jerry) Ford. One very loved and spoiled toy poodle, Snuggles and numerous friends and extended family members.
A memorial service in her honor will be Friday, July 30, 2010 @ 11:00 a.m. at Grace Lutheran Church, 101 Somerset Place Carrollton GA. Pastor Michelle Kuhlman officiating.
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November 30, -0001 at 12:00 ammay you rest in peace and feel no more pain- its been years since we&singleqoutesve talked but that doesn&singleqoutest mean i wasn&singleqoutest a part of your blood- so many great memories from younger age will remain- sorry for your loss mr. bobby
Your Loving Daughter, Kathy
November 30, -0001 at 12:00 amSix months have passed and I miss you more today than yesterday. May you rest in peace with our heavenly Father and watch over us and guide us to be the person you want us to be. You have been hurt so badly by the actions of some, please watch over that person and guide her heart and mind so that she may become the person you would be proud of.
Love, your daughter Kathy