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Marilyn J. Harrison (nee Click), 71, of Florence, KY, passed away on December 2, 2021 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Florence, KY. She was a member of New Friends of Northern Kentucky, Lunch Bunch, several bridge groups and was known to be an avid reader. Marilyn was a stay-at-home mom who later worked and retired from Argosy/Hollywood Casino. Marilyn’s family was her life and her passion. She was a huge sports fan who served as Head Coach of the Northern Kentucky Naturals Softball travel team and as Assistant Coach of the Conner Middle School 6thGrade Girls Basketball team. In recent years, Marilyn found great joy in rooting for her grandchildren both on the field and on the court.
Marilyn was preceded in death by her mother, Mildred Click; and her brother-in-law, Bruce McAtee.
She is survived by her loving husband of 50 years, Bob Harrison; her father, Viot Click; her daughters, Amy (Casey) Green, and Angie Taylor; and her siblings, Nancy McAtee and Tony (Debbie) Click; and several nieces and nephews.
Marilyn also leaves behind her grandchildren, Caitlyn, Sawyer, Brooks, Lily, and Emery
A memorial visitation for Marilyn will be on Wednesday, December 8, 2021 from 1:00PM-3:00PM at Linnemann Funeral Homes in Burlington, KY.
THE FAMILY REQUESTS THAT FACIAL COVERINGS BE WORN FOR THOSE WHO ATTEND HER SERVICES.
Memorial contributions to: Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky 4836 Idlewild Road Burlington, KY 41005 or https://www.chnk.org/get-involved/tribute-gifts/.
To share a memory of Marilyn or leave an online condolence: www.linnemannfuneralhomes.com
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Dear Bob and Family
I’m so sorry for this horrible loss. Marilyn was one of a kind. She was the eternal optimist and kept her head high through all the challenges she faced. She and I shared some great times back in the early 70’s and remained (albeit from quite a distance) good true friends. I will always hold on to the fond memories of our connection.
Nancy Haverkos
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Bob, Amy, Angie and family,
Marilyn was a strong, considerate, courageous and fun loving lady who we greatly admired and loved. We have shared many adventures together with “the girls,” as well as couples. Whether traveling together, playing our many games, concerts or meals out, there was always a story, music and laughter.
However, her family always came first as it should and she would do anything for them.
I know Marilyn has had more downs than ups of recent years with her health and she never complained or slowed down. This was a truly amazing. She was like the energizer bunny. Treasure those memories as we will.
She was a friend you could always count on and we are here for you. Thank you for sharing her time with us❤️
Love, Patti and Bob Hastings
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Bob,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Bobbie Peck
Marilyn Harrison Family
Bob, We are so sorry for your loss. Prayers for you and the Family.
Michael and Linda Bills
Sending the Harrison’s Roses and Alpha Love
Sending your sweet family all the condolences. If she raised two incredible women like you’re selves, she must’ve been an amazing woman.
Marilyn Harrison
Words cannot express our deepest condolences on your loss of our dear friend Marilyn.
She was a true friend, bridge partner, and part of my Panama City Beach girl week. She will be forever missed . Maya and Fred Lavens
Sympathy condolences
I thoughts and prayers are with Marilyn and her family. I always enjoyed talking to her she was always so pleasant in new friends.
Marianne Horgan
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