Birth date: Oct 18, 1931 Death date: Sep 20, 2017
Marilyn Phyllis Henze (86) passed from this life on September 20, 2017 after a short but stubborn battle with pancreatic cancer. Born in Salt Lake City in 1931 to Harold and Thelma Cutler, she lived a life where she was known for Read Obituary
While serving their mission in Germany, they met my parents and they became good friends. Karl and my dad would often sing songs together. I live in Utah and have met both and can attest to their loving ways. Marilyn called me last year to see how my parents were doing. She was so easy to talk to and although I did not know her well, I considered her as my friend. I was so sad to read of her passing just now. R. Nickle
We had the good fortune of being Marilyn's (and Karl's) neighbors for 18 years on N Woodside, and are saddened to hear of her passing. She was such a nice, kind lady who could make us laugh. We were always impressed with the frequent family gatherings at her home and outings to the movies. She helped make the world a better place, and will be missed.
Jeff & Connie Green
Marilyn and I attended a Relief Society dinner and we had not met before, we shared a common friend, Phyllis Smart,. When, we told each other our first names, mine being Betty, and we started wondering how our Mother's gave us these names.
We both decided, my Mother probably named me after Betty Grable, a very popular
movie star, and her Mother probably named her after Marilyn, also a popular movie star.
Then we decided on a more practical reason, we each, would be sure to remember each others first name.
I enjoyed getting to know her, she had a wonderful personality, I will miss her.
I pray Heavenly Father blessings and comfort for your families at this time
Betty Wingert
Dearest Marilyn...
You touched SO lives through-out your Roosevelt years. You always had a funny and fascinating story to share. A smile, a listening ear, and a bit of helpful advice. One of the sweetest, most loving, and kindest kindergarten aides, ever. Thank-you for giving your heart to Roosevelt and Roosevelt kindergarten. Rest in Peace, dear Marilyn, Rest In Peace.
Many, many condolences to the Henze family.
