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In memory of
Marilyn "Cookie" A Pletz
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Obituary
Marilyn Alice Pletz, 75, of Largo passed away
peacefully on September 11th, 2022 in the care
of Suncoast Hospice.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, she attended West
Tech High School and Ohio State University
making some lifelong friends along the way.
She met her husband David through her sister
Diane and the rest was history. After frequently
vacationing in Florida, they finally transplanted
to Seminole in 1988.
Marilyn loved the beaches, playing countless
nights at bingo, …
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What were Marilyn's favorite songs or musical artists?
Foreigner and Earth,Wind& Fire 🔥
Foreigner and Earth,Wind& Fire 🔥
Foreigner and Earth,Wind& Fire 🔥
What were Marilyn's favorite performances to watch?
Tampa Bay Lightning and Buccaneers
Tampa Bay Lightning and Buccaneers
Tampa Bay Lightning and Buccaneers
Timeline
Born
June 30th, 1947
Graduated from high school
1965
East Technical High School, East 55th Street, Cleveland, OH
Graduated from college
1969
Ohio State Universty, West Lane Avenue, Columbus, OH
Survived by
Predeceased by
David Pletz
Husband
Nancy Turner
Sister
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Cause of death
bone cancer
Method of disposition
Cremation
Funeral services provided by
Reese Funeral Home & Crematory
Hospice care provided by
Suncoast Hospice Care Center Mid-Pinellas
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