Marilyn I Michaud

marilyn michaud
SCARBOROUGH - Marilyn I. Michaud, 69, passed away Jan. 15, 2020. Marilyn was born in Portland on Jan. 31, 1950 to Harold and Leslia Price. On Sept. 13, 1969, she married the love of her life, Richard P. Michaud. Together they shared 50 yrs of marriage. Marilyn spent 17 years in the banking field with Maine National Bank and Bank of America. Marilyn enjoyed making lasagna, cheesecake, and her famous strawberry jello-mold for family and friends at Christmas time; spending time with her sister, Phyllis, and childhood friend, Janice Hall (Risbara); Marilyn and her husband travelled every winter weekend to her son, Mike's hockey games throughout Maine and New England; Marilyn cheered on daughter, Stacey, at her track meets and enjoyed her band concerts; a Disney World trip with grandkids filled her dreams; holiday celebrations at son Mike's and daughter-in-law Joy's home with Dick and Lorraine Taylor, Carolyn and Jay Raney were always special and fun; Christmas Eve at daughter Stacey's and son-in-law Bill's home made her very happy. Unfortunately, Marilyn was diagnosed with Early-Onset Memory Loss (dementia) at the early age of 62 and given a life expectancy of 3 yrs or less. Shortly after her diagnosis, her husband decided that time was of the essence and decided to travel as extensively as possible. There were memorable trips to Quebec, Niagara Falls, the White Mtns, Stowe, Vt., Hilton Head, St. Augustine, Anna Marie Island, Naples, Key West, and many other beautiful locations. She far outlived her 3 yr prognosis. Her husband took care of her at home for 6 1/2 yrs. For the past 1 1/2 yrs, Marilyn was in a nursing home. Marilyn is survived by her husband, Richard P. Michaud; her daughter, Stacey Haskell and son-in-law William Haskell, son, Michael Michaud and daughter-in-law Joy Michaud; grandchildren, Danielle Michaud, Sydney Haskell and Natalie Haskell; sister, Phyllis Twitchell and brother-in-law Melvin Twitchell, both of San Antonio, Fla.; brothers-in-law, Leon, wife, Ruth; Bertrand; Dennis, wife, Doris; Donald, wife, Carol; Ronald; and is survived by many nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, she was pre-deceased by her sister, Eileen Kerr, brother-in-law, Stanley Michaud, sister-in-law, Jeannette Michaud. Arrangements are by Conroy-Tully Walker Funeral Home. Per Marilyn's wishes, there will be no funeral service and her ashes will be spread in the Spring.

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  1. I grew up with up with Marilyn and have been looking to reconnect with her for years So sad I never could We lived a street apart I spent many many times at her home Her Mom made delicious tuna sandwiches for us Her Dad would find out where Santa was on Christmas Eve We loved sleeping in Phyllis and Eileen’s room We felt very grown up While I was looking for her, I heard she had dementia So sad So very sad After reading about her life, I was so happy it was a wonderful one! You, definitely , were the loves of her life! She was a wonderful person and my memories are the best May you all know how sorry I am that I never could find her and we’re living in Scarborough too Please accept my deepest sympathy and may the love Of your family and friends help you She lived She loved And she left too early Sue ( Oberg) Rand

    – Sue ( Oberg) Rand

  2. I’m so sorry to learn of Marilyn’s passing. Over the years we had lost contact with each other, but we had some very special memories growing up on Front Street. From sleep overs to having our picture on the front page of the Portland Press Herald one Fourth of July as we lead a parade in Payson Park with the Parks and Recreation Department celebration. I will always remember her on January 31st as we always celebrated January birthdays. My heartfelt thoughts and sympathies to her family and friends at this difficult time. Sincerely, Jean Paine Koster

    – Jean Paine


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