In Memory Of
Marilyn G. Aubry
1926
2021
Marilyn G. Aubry
February 6, 1926 — December 18, 2021
Marilyn Aubry, age 95, passed away peacefully to be eternally with her Lord and Savior. She was born February 6, 1926, the daughter of Leon and Grace Gilchrist, of Pork, Maine.
In 1944 she met and married her life partner, the unconditional love of her life, Maynard Clarence Aubry. Their marriage was built upon the rock of ages and their thoughts became as one. Their marriage was a love that the world seeks but usually never finds.
Her life story and song was to praise her Savior all the daylong. Marilyn was a Christian and lived for Jesus in word and deed and was a loving wife and mother while carrying out Christ's Great Commission in Haiti and to those who were a part of her life.
Family was always a primary concern to Marilyn, she gave her family the greatest gift available in this life, the knowledge of how to acquire a personal relationship with Jesus Christ to obtain peace of mind, victory in the midst, and eternal life. She encouraged her family to humbly guide themselves through the teachings of the Bible to develop a faith and knowledge that rests on the hope of the Lord, which God promised before the beginning of time.
While Marilyn was the care giver to her husband, she kept a journal. Her son MC encourage her to put it into print, "The Edge of Glory" was published.
Marilyn is survived by her daughters, Linda Aubry and Sharon (Ray) Kramer; two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Marilyn was preceded in death by her husband, Maynard C. Aubry; son, MC Aubry; parents; two sisters, one brother and grandson, Samuel Kramer.
Marilyn will be laid to rest next to her husband In Highland Memorial Park Cemetery, Ocala, FL.
To leave a special message for Marilyn's family please click on the Share Memories tab above.
"Finally Home"
When engulfed by the terror of the
tempestuous sea
Unknown waves before you roll;
At the end of doubt and peril is eternity,
Through fear and conflict seize your should.
But just think of stepping on shore - And
Finding it Heaven.
Of touching a hand - And finding it God's!
Of breathing new air - And finding it celestial!
Of waking up in glory - And finding it home!
Of the darkest night,
O how lonely death can be;
At the end of this long tunnel is a shining light,
For death is swallowed up in victory!
In 1944 she met and married her life partner, the unconditional love of her life, Maynard Clarence Aubry. Their marriage was built upon the rock of ages and their thoughts became as one. Their marriage was a love that the world seeks but usually never finds.
Her life story and song was to praise her Savior all the daylong. Marilyn was a Christian and lived for Jesus in word and deed and was a loving wife and mother while carrying out Christ's Great Commission in Haiti and to those who were a part of her life.
Family was always a primary concern to Marilyn, she gave her family the greatest gift available in this life, the knowledge of how to acquire a personal relationship with Jesus Christ to obtain peace of mind, victory in the midst, and eternal life. She encouraged her family to humbly guide themselves through the teachings of the Bible to develop a faith and knowledge that rests on the hope of the Lord, which God promised before the beginning of time.
While Marilyn was the care giver to her husband, she kept a journal. Her son MC encourage her to put it into print, "The Edge of Glory" was published.
Marilyn is survived by her daughters, Linda Aubry and Sharon (Ray) Kramer; two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Marilyn was preceded in death by her husband, Maynard C. Aubry; son, MC Aubry; parents; two sisters, one brother and grandson, Samuel Kramer.
Marilyn will be laid to rest next to her husband In Highland Memorial Park Cemetery, Ocala, FL.
To leave a special message for Marilyn's family please click on the Share Memories tab above.
"Finally Home"
When engulfed by the terror of the
tempestuous sea
Unknown waves before you roll;
At the end of doubt and peril is eternity,
Through fear and conflict seize your should.
But just think of stepping on shore - And
Finding it Heaven.
Of touching a hand - And finding it God's!
Of breathing new air - And finding it celestial!
Of waking up in glory - And finding it home!
Of the darkest night,
O how lonely death can be;
At the end of this long tunnel is a shining light,
For death is swallowed up in victory!
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