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Trudy posted a condolence
I worked with Leslee at CHOMP for several years. To say she was a beautiful person is an understatement. She was one of the most caring and compassionate people I’ve met. She was so incredibly funny. Working with her was such a pleasure. I just learned of her death today. She will be missed. God really took her too soon. Her beautiful smile will forever be a lovely memory. Rest in heaven my friend.
Trudy Thomas
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Tina Nelson posted a condolence
Dear Charlie and Family,
Steve and I wanted to reach and send you our deepest condolences for the loss of your beloved Leslie. Our hearts ache for you all. I knew Leslie in high school and a bunch of us girls shared an apartment for a short time. We both married right after high school and went our separate ways but what I remember most is Leslie's kindness. She was a genuinely good and caring person. You, Charlie, were her soulmate, her perfect match. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Tina and Steve Nelson
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Ed and Gail Quinnan posted a condolence
To Charlie and Family,
We are heartbroken for your loss - and what a loss it was....
Some people leave this world with a whisper; others leave a void as wide as an ocean. That was Leslee.
May she rest in peace and may you find the strength to continue your lives, remembering her spirit and her love always.
Ed and Gail Quinnan
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Anna Garver posted a condolence
My memories of my aunt will be something that bring me comfort and happiness for a very long long time, but my heart will ache that I can’t tell her how much she meant to me.
I think back to being so young, maybe 7?? and never having a successful sleepover, and my parents put me on a plane by myself... from Cincinnati (we lived in KY) to CA by myself. I could never stay anywhere... I don’t remember being scared, but the pics Aunt Leslee showed I was in a bit of a shell shock upon arrival. Looking back here’s what I remember, being loved. So much fun making fast friends with cousins I don’t remember meeting, but instantly my best friends. Jumping off the diving board until I was too tired to stand, and seeing my beautiful aunt skim the pool. She made a bath with confetti sprinkles that I can only describe as the most magical experience of my life. She and uncle Charlie tried to get me to eat guacamole; I’ll forgive them. I learned the magic later. They took me to spend the night at my grandparents and I got homesick.. for them. Without question, my grandma rocked me until they came. At which point, I felt home and safe.
Jump forward a whole life, and they were always there. Aunt Leslee always showed up, and always loved so much. I loved her laugh, her joy, and her love.
Through all my years, I look at her and see the vibrant loving person, that swooped me up and never lost me. She will remain a beckon of hope, love, and beauty.
May God rest her soul.
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Kim Said posted a condolence
It is hard to even think where to start. I have so many thoughts and feelings. My mom was such an amazing person.. I could, and did, tell her anything and everything… probably too much at times. She and I had such a great relationship ever since I moved back home from college. It is hard to even fathom that she is gone. I keep thinking about sending her a message to tell her something. Every time I see a messenger message on my phone I assume it is from her. I have been looking at some of the work at the shop and I just keep thinking I need to ask mom. My heart aches every time I think of her.
I think back and realize that I am so lucky we had so many amazing trips together. I will especially forever cherish and miss our weekend trips during Christmas time. I remember when I found out I was expecting Sasha she was one of the first people that came to my mind. I knew she would be so excited. She had been such a huge supporter during my pregnancy and my first two years with Sasha. I relied on her advice and help so much and loved sharing photos and videos with her and it made me feel so good to see how much Sasha loved her. When the shelter in place hit and she told me she was going to stay home and not come help out with Sasha, I was a little mad and bitter. I knew and completely understood why, but was a little heartbroken knowing she was missing so much of Sasha’s growth. We’d video chat and I’d send photos and I remember always telling her I was sad she was missing him change so much. I was so happy when she came to visit on my birthday. She didn't stay long, but felt good to see her again. I didn’t see her or talk to her on the phone for Mother’s day but we had planned for her and dad to come to my house for dinner on Monday. That Monday morning she was gone. It kills me to think I missed out on seeing her so much the last few months. Whenever I start to go through phases of being mad, I try and think back at all the amazing times we had together and I realize how lucky I was. What I will miss the most is Sasha knowing her. He still mentions her a little now, but I know that will fade quickly. I will always tell him how much she loved him and how proud she would be of who he is becoming.
I could never have imagined I’d feel this kind of pain from her being gone. The sadness and flashback memories are hard. The physical pain is what has proven the most challenging to overcome. I want nothing more than to have more time with her and change what happened. Life will never be the same without her. I hope I can make her proud and I want to believe she is watching us and experiencing life with us. Family togetherness is something mom believed strongly in and during these hard times I value the time we are spending together and I love seeing Sasha and his cousins having fun bonding. I hope we can continue to build and strengthen our family relationships for us and for mom.
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Shana Ragan posted a condolence
I’m having a hard time expressing my thoughts/feelings because nothing seems to show how truly beautiful of a person she was. Her humor and her laugh was so contagious. I’m truly blessed to have had such a friendship and will always be with me.
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