Marilyn Ann Witbeck
Passed: April 30, 2024
Charleston, WV
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Marilyn Ann Witbeck
Passed: April 30, 2024
Charleston, WV
Obituary
Marilyn Ann Witbeck passed away on April 30, 2024, after a battle with cancer. She was peacefully sleeping at home while being cared for by her family.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Wilber and Julia Witbeck, and son, James Kampsnider.
Marilyn is survived by her brother, Frank Witbeck; daughter Kathrine Cooper, granddaughters Jessica and Kaela, great-granddaughter Addison Westphal, great-grandson Noah Torres, grandson Trevor Anderson; and son Eric Kampsnider, grandsons Jon Eric and Kristopher.
Marilyn was very active in her community of Charleston, West Virginia, becoming a Master Naturalist, volunteer at Hubbard Hospice House, and an activist in civil rights and racial equality.
Always an adventurer, she will be admired and missed by the many people she met and inspired along the way.
Condolences may be sent to her family at www.barlowbonsall.com .
Barlow Bonsall Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements.
5 responses to Marilyn Ann Witbeck
Tom and Rhonda Sarcone says:
May 5, 2024
I knew Marilyn from Saturday morning yoga before the pandemic. My wife Rhonda knew her from the Rubber Stamp Club. Marilyn would organize a holiday dinner for the club. She will be missed; she was a great lady.
Sue Westfall says:
May 3, 2024
Dear loved ones of Marilyn,
Our condolences to you in the passing of Marilyn. We enjoyed knowing her for approximately the last 10 years. We were in the Kanawha Valley Village People organization together. She was a wonderful president of our organization and her emphasis on having fun, helped to set the tone of the group. Joe worked at Hospice for a time while she was volunteering. The volunteers at Hospice mean so much to the patients and families.
Sue Westfall and Joe Jarrell
jean h vickers says:
May 3, 2024
marilyn gave me much assistance jsut when I needed it. I will remember her for her wisdom and compassion.
many prayers for her family.
Carolyn R Barker says:
May 3, 2024
Prayers and greatest sympathy extended to Marilyn’s family. I met Marilyn when she enrolled in the Kanawha Valley Master Naturalist Program. She was a joy to be around. Such good memories of great times at Kanawha State Forest. I was saddened to see her obituary in the newspaper this morning,
Cynthia Dunlap Ellis says:
May 2, 2024
It was our great good fortune to know Marilyn through the Kanawha Trail Club. She lit up every hike she attended.
~With warm memories, Cindy & David Ellis