IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Marlene Baldwin
Wampole

Feb 20, 1947 — Dec 30, 2018

Douglassville

Obituary

Marlene ( Baldwin) Wampole, 71 of Douglassville, Pa died peacfully in her sleep on December 30, 2018 at home surrounded by by loved ones.

Born February 20, 1947 in Phoenixville, Pa she is the daughter of the late Wilbur and Gladys ( Bieber) Baldwin of Kulptown, Pa Married 30 Years.

Marlene was a sewing machine operator for 47 years, in which she sewed the American Flag, One Flag was displayed on the 9/11 Memorial Musem.

She also sewed the flags that were used in the Olympics. She served has the Ladies Auxillary President for the Birdsboro VFW Post 411 for 15 Years.

In addition  to being the District Treasurer. She gave of her time and Heart while serving at the Auxillary.   The Auxillary unites Americans from all walks of life with a common purpose: to improve the lives of Vetetrans, active duty service members and their families, and communties.

Marlene first love was her family, secon was Rehoboth Beach, She enjoyed Bingo and Casinos with her two accomplices " her mom ( Gladys Baldwin)

and Sister Miriam Yost, Marlene was a Amazing woman that i call Mom.

Surviving a sister Miriam ( Baldwin Yost, three daughters, Sherry Wampole Kline, Craig Kline, Stacey (Wampole) McRae wife of Billy McRae, Shelly

wife of William Nieman. six grandchildren  Khrystyne ( Mcrae) Rank, Callie, and Taylor Kline, Keith,, Danny, Hannah McRae. and 3 Great Grandchildren  Jordyann Augustine; Corey Ranck, Killian McRae. A Niece Paula ( Auman) Babb married to Jeffrey Babb; and Grand Nieces, Katie (Babb) Shirey married to Ken Shirey, Bobbie (Bobb) Hoffman married to Brian Hoffman; great-grandnephew /Niece, Wesson, Colton and Adalyn

Shirey. Memorial Services will be held at the Birdsboro VFW Post 411, Birdsboro Pa, Family will gather from 1 to 3:00 Pm at the Post on Saturday January 5, 2109

Mom will be placed where her Heart was content.

The Family wishes to extend there graitude to the Caring Hospice for their support in her final days, and to thank the Birdsboro VFW Post 411 who in Memory of Marlene donated our Memorial Service time, Our Family is blessed to have the Post as part of there extended family, Thank-you for Honoring our Mother's passing

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