Marilyn May Mormile

March 19, 1936 - April 2, 2025

It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Marilyn May Mormile. Marilyn passed away peacefully on April 2, 2025, of natural causes. A beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend, Marilyn lived a full and vibrant life filled with compassion, adventure, and service to others.

Marilyn had an adventurous spirit and a deep appreciation for the world around her. She loved living in Florida where she enjoyed the warm weather and beautiful beaches. She traveled extensively, collecting memories and friendships wherever she went. Above all, she loved life — in all its color, depth, and joy. A devout Roman Catholic, Marilyn’s faith was a guiding light in her life, offering strength and comfort to her and those who knew her.

Marilyn spent much of her early career as an administrative assistant at Household Finance Company. She also dedicated over 15 years of her life as a private au pair, nurturing and supporting two families with unwavering love and care.

In her midlife, driven by a deep desire to help others, Marilyn courageously pursued and attained her Registered Nurse degree at the age of 55. She went on to serve elderly patients as a nurse at ACTS Retirement Life Communities, where she was cherished for her kindness, patience, and dedication.

She is survived by her loving children, Lisa Marie Seonia her husband Joseph and Robert Angelo Mormile his wife Elizabeth and her treasured grandchildren: Kelly Doyle and her husband David, and their children Nicholas, Katherine, and Cameron; and Lauren Donahue and her husband Brendan, and their daughters Harper and Charlotte; Michael Mormile and his wife Erin, and their children Michael and Anthony; Andrew Mormile and his wife Jennifer, and their children Mason and Violet.

Marilyn’s warmth, humor, and generous heart will be deeply missed but forever remembered by all who had the honor of knowing her.

Services will be private, immediate family only.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Catholic Services.

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Miss you and love you every day Mom Life will never be the same without you.

We love and miss you more than anything, Grandmom- Lauren, Brendan, Harper and Charlotte

So sorry to hear about Aunt Marilyn’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family.

My best to the family she was a great lady and I was glad to know her rest in peace God bless the family

My heartfelt Sympathy for the family if she was a great lady I was glad to have known her God bless your phone

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

Marilyn was a wonderful woman, kind & considerate of everyone she encountered. It was my pleasure to have known her in our family. She loved to bake & shared her skills with our girls, Liz & Sue who were inspired by her recipes & talents. She will be greatly missed.

My Deepest Condolences to Lisa and Her Family. Sending Prayers, Hugs,and Love My God watch over you and your Family .Love You

Grandmom, I will miss you so much! We all love you so much! Please continue to watch over all of us.

Love you and miss you more than you will ever know, grandma. I am at peace knowing that you’re with Nanny, your family, and God. Please continuing to send us signs and watch over us. Love you so much!

Dear Bobby and Lisa, Man i can’t believe this happen so sudden.I always like seeing Aunt Marilyn when we went to lunch in Deerfield Beach with me and Beverli, espcially at mom mom’s house on Christmas playing the piano in the basement and playing in the wine cellar and Uncle Niño saying there’s a midget in there. I’m really sorry.

Dear Lisa and the entire Mormile Family, thinking of you all at this time,and wishing you comfort and peace! I love Aunt Marilyn so much, and have such fond memories of being at mom-moms ,especially around the holidays ,and sitting with Aunt Marilyn on the couch

Thinking of all of you at this difficult time. Sending prayers of comfort.

I still can’t believe you are gone Mom.. this just seems so unreal. I am still picking up my phone to call you and then I remember. I love and miss you so much Mom. Life will never be the same.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.

Marilyn May Mormile

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