Wanda Jean Marianski

Birth date: Apr 27, 1926 Death date: Feb 22, 2025

Wanda Jean Marianski, 98, passed away peacefully at the Henry Ford Allegiance Hospice Home in Jackson, Michigan February 22, 2025. Wanda was born on April 27, 1926 in Jackson, Michigan to Thomas and Eleanor (Marzec) Grzesikowski. Read Obituary

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Patti Staten

38w ago

It’s with a heavy heart I said goodbye to Aunt Wanda in the last hours before her passing. She was more than just a Godmother to me. For as long as I can remember she was a source of love , guidance and unwavering support. As a child she would join my family on weekends at Lake Columbia , or camping at local campgrounds , keeping us company while my dad worked. She never missed a birthday or Christmas and always gave the best gifts from “Jacobsens”. Including this past birthday, (with the help of John) going to lunch and ending with celebration at her house complete with all the birthday fix-ins. So many memories I will
Forever hold close. Though she is no longer with us, her spirit remains in the lives she touched, the lessons she shared,and the countless memories we hold dear. Her legacy of love and kindness will continue to shine through us all, especially me! Rest in peace Aunt Wanda💙. Happy shopping and lunch with my mom with a side of golf❣️️

John Grzesikowski

38w ago

Some pictures taken over the years of Aunt Wanda’s birthday celebration with family and friends, we will all miss the get together with her and her comment “All, this is so GOOD “.

Cindi Kerzel

39w ago

Sweet Aunt Wandy… you were truly one of a kind❤️. I have so many wonderful memories of you… I’ll never forget our Sunday mornings at St Mary’s as a child, then donuts in the church basement (delicious) or McDonald’s after mass, lol. You were always a kind and loving soul and I’m so blessed you were part of my life for so many years…I will miss you terribly. May you rest in eternal peace and please tell my dad and grandpa Ed how much I love and miss them. I will always love you. Cindi (great niece)

Terri Holst

39w ago

Many pictures over the years. These pics are from the children of Fred and Pat Gutchess. Fritz, Terri, Phil and Cindi

Terri Holst

39w ago

Dear Aunt Wandy🙏🏼. This is Terri your Great Niece. We have shared many memories together over the years but none like the ones more recently over last few years. I will miss seeing you every week and talking in your little nook in the kitchen. One of the most memorable times I remember was a summer day when i showed up at your front door only to find it locked. I called you on the phone and could hear you talking to me just on the other side of door. I asked you to please open the doo and you replied “ you wanna go to the store?” NO I replied can you open the door? Well, after a few back and forth’s about going to the store you finally realized I was at your front door and let me in. We had a long talk about hearing aides after that lol😂. I will miss you so much and make sure you give my dad and grandpa Ed a big HUG from me. I’ll see you again my dear Aunt. Till then “rest in peace”😘🙏🏼

Bridgette & Mark Broughman

39w ago

Dear Aunt Wanda,
This is your great niece Bridgette, I was with my brother, your Godson Mark, when we heard you had passed on to a more peaceful holy place. We went and lit a candle for you at his church St. Pat’s in IL, and said a prayer for you. We have so so many fond memories of spending time with you over the years. You were very special to us and so loved. Goodbye Aunt Wanda, we love you.

Jean M Davies

39w ago

Added a new photo to the wanda marianski album.

Jean Davies

39w ago

Added a new photo to the wanda marianski album.

Jean Davies

40w ago

Added 3 new photos to the wanda marianski album.

Jean Davies

40w ago

Wanda was a prayerful, playful woman who loved being with her family and friends. She enjoyed fishing, swimming, shopping and eating out. When I was in town visiting my mom, Virginia (Grandy) Fryt, we always celebrated birthdays together or took a trip to Ann Arbor to shop. My brother, Bob, enjoyed Wanda's company when they walked around the neighborhood. She embraced my daughters and they looked forward to spending time with her also. Wanda belonged to a small prayer group of neighborhood women who prayed the rosary regularly. They encouraged each other to develop healthy eating habits and shared recipes. She always had kind words for anyone she knew. She was a woman full of love and compassion for all her family and friends. I will remember her fondly as a wonderful, humble woman I deeply admire and carry in my heart. Jean Fryt Davies/New Mexico

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