Marion Rae Crain
December 5, 1935 – February 17, 2017
Marion Crain, 81, of College Station, passed away on Friday, February 17, 2017, in Bryan. A visitation is scheduled from 10am until the time of service at 11am at the funeral home on Wednesday, February 22, 2017. Interment will follow at Rest Ever Memorial Park in Bryan. Services are in the care of Callaway-Jones Funeral and Cremation Centers-Bryan-College Station.
Marion was born to Frank and Viola Leslie in Yoakum, Texas. Marion married after High School and was blessed with two daughters. She was a talented pianist and shared that gift with her family, friends and church. She enjoyed traveling and was a strong Christian Lady who loved her church family as her own. Marion was known among her family and friends as a prayer warrior.
She was preceded in death by her husband Andrew Crain; her parents; son-in-law Clarence Wernecke; her brother James Leslie; her sister Evelyn Morton; and brother-in-law Fred Doyle.
Her survivors are her daughters Bonjie Wernecke, Stefanie and husband Wayne Thomas; her brother Paul Leslie and wife Elida; her sister-in-law Deanie Leslie; her sister Eunice Doyle; her five grandchildren; and three great grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to the Hope Pregnancy Center of Brazos Valley.
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My childhood memories are are the sweeter because she is in them. Now Heaven holds her and we will see her again.
She will be missed. We will see her again in Heaven. She is having a grand welcome home with “loved ones who have gone home before her” and we can only imagine what is happening at this reunion. Our fond memories of her are many and will be cherished. We loved you and say “good bye”,for now. We look forward to our great reunion with you and our other family members, and to be able to spend eternity with Jesus, our Precious Redemer. What a day that will be…..Praise God for His glorious plan for us. We must serve Him as never before, as time is very Short. I am very proud to be called her nephew, and to call her my Aunt. We were family , and we loved our family. May God Bless and guard over her daughters and their families.
Bonnie and family,
May you feel the Lord”s comfort in this time of loss and may His love keep the sweet memories ever in your minds if you start feeling grief or heavy-hearted. He gives us dancing for mourning. May the body of Christmas keep you lifted and enfold ed in their loving arms and know just when you need an extra hug or special touch.
Much love at this difficult time….as she”s been re-assigned.
Judy Davis
Houston, TX
DOH 2016