November 21, 1932 ~ May 16, 2013
Marlene "Mickie" Yvonne Schwarz died May 16, 2013. She was born November 21, 1932 in Chicago, IL. Mickie graduated from Garwin High School in Garwin, IA, and attended Iowa State Teachers College (now the University of Northern Iowa) in Cedar Falls, IA. She moved to San Antonio, TX in the 50's and worked at Quirk and Company for over 40 years, until her retirement in 1994. Mickie was preceded in death by her parents; Mildred (Staehle) and Raymond J. Schwarz, Sr. She is survived by her brothers, Raymond and wife Margie Schwarz of Alvin, TX and Monte and wife Carol of El Lago, TX; Nephews, Monte Schwarz, Jr. and David Schwarz of League City, TX; Cousin, Sharon Jeffery of Cedar Rapids, IA; 3 great nieces and a great nephew; Also surviving is Hank, her beloved kitty, and many friends.
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Mickey was an amazing co-worker. My hearfelt sympathy for your loss.
Molly Cockrell
All my sympathy. I learned so much from Mickie and always appreciated her sense of humor.
Sad you had to go Marlene but I know you are in good hands, we will meet again.
To my longtime best friend, Mickie. There is an empty
chair at our holiday table and an empty spot in my heart. But oh, the
memories. That’s what it’s all about. Caring and sharing, crying and
laughing, chatting then shaking our fists at the world, always trying to make
the rest see things our way.
I am just grateful, as the images pass through my mind, that we crossed
paths, became so close and supported each other through rough seas.
Thank you, Mickie, I love you and always will. Rest gently.
Mickie love you so you will be missed greatly. Will always remember the picket fences you, Beverly and I passed and still made it home safe. Was also glad when you finally decided to accept Chuck. We sure had a lot of fun and good time for all those years. I do know you are up there looking down on us and still being the caring person you are and taking care of us love you forever your friend Jo Harvey
What a blessing to have known Mickie for the past 5 years. She was a hoot. We shared many laughs, stories and she gave me great advice time to time. I was so happy to finally meet Hank a few months ago. I pray for comfort and peace for all her friends and loved ones.
Thank you Monte,
Lynne Downing
Mickey, you were one of a kind. — a loyal friend and loved one. Our special occasions will be a little hollow without you, and the world less enjoyable because you are not here. Thank you for the good times.
Thank you for being such a good friend of my family. We are sure going to miss you very much.
My Condolences to the Family.