Marilyn Ann Borel Guidry

1950 ∼ 2021

Marilyn Ann Borel Guidry

Marilyn Ann Borel Guidry, 70, of Nederland, Texas passed away on Wednesday, January 6, 2021. Marilyn was born on December 25, 1950 in Port Arthur, Texas to the late, Ashton Peter Borel and Mildred Mary Bourgeois Borel.

Marilyn was a lifetime resident of Southeast Texas, a 1969 graduate of Bishop Byrne High School, and a longtime member of St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church. She retired as a branch manager in banking after working in the industry for nearly 35 years. She was committed to her family and took great pride in loving and doting on her grandchildren. Her joy was greatest when spending time with those whom she most loved.

Those left to cherish Marilyn’s memory include her loving husband of 51 years, Dale Guidry of Nederland; her son, Jason Guidry and his wife, Andrea of Fannett, and their children, Tamara Adkison and her husband, Keaton, Gavin Guidry, Savannah Guidry, Wyatt Guidry, Bella Guidry, and Hayden Guidry; son, Dustin Guidry and his wife, Kerri of Fannett, and their children, Kia Guidry, Jasmine Guidry, Gloria Beth Guidry, Westin Guidry, and Moriah Guidry; daughter, Ashley Davis and her husband, Mark of Winnie, and their children, Klein Davis, Lydia Davis, Alyse Davis, Ainsley Davis, Lynea Davis, Dane Davis, Loryn Davis, and Alayna Davis; three great-grandchildren, Nisi, Zen, and Icelyn Crim; two sisters, Patricia Moore of Nederland and Lorraine Ausburn of Livingston, Texas; and numerous nephews, nieces, and cousins.

In addition to her parents, Ashton and Mildred Borel, Marilyn is preceded in death by her sister, Joan Moore.

A gathering of Marilyn’s family and friends will be held at Melancon’s Funeral Home in Nederland on Saturday, January 16, 2021 from 12:00 p.m. until 2:00 p.m. with the funeral service to begin at 2:00 p.m. immediately following the visitation. Rev. Dustin Guidry will officiate the service assisted by Rev. Toby Tiner.

Those serving as Pallbearers will include, Gavin Guidry, Wyatt Guidry, Klein Davis, Troy Guidry, Jerry Ausburn, and Steven Moore with Honorary Pallbearers, Mark Moore, Bryan Moore, and Jonathan Dixxon.

In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations be made in Marilyn’s honor to Night to Shine SETX. Night to Shine is an unforgettable prom night experience, centered on God’s love for people with special needs. Please donate at: www.nighttoshinesetx.com

The family has created a video in Mrs. Guidry's honor and invites you to view it at https://youtu.be/O9SMdqNRN8k

Due to Coronavirus-19 we request that friends and relatives practice social-distancing while attending Marilyn’s visitation and funeral service. All guests are required to wear a face mask before entering Melancon’s Funeral Home.

Condolences

Suzan Bartlett February 6, 2021
Suzan Bartlett sent a virtual gift in memory of Marilyn Ann Borel Guidry
Sandra Porter January 18, 2021
Dale, Ronnie and I are so sorry to hear of Marilyn’s passing. I’ll always remember her beauty she possessed inside and out. Our love and prayers are with you and your family. Ronnie and Sandra Porter
Connie Breaux Stafford January 13, 2021
In high school, I sat behind Marilyn when we were seated alphabetically. I was born a day before Marilyn & we would call each other to wish each other a "Happy Birthday" She said she remembered me in the nursery & I was the one who cried all the time. She was so much fun.
Blake Phillips January 11, 2021
Dale we were so sorry to hear about Marilyn. Just know you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless Blake Phillips
Patsy Hilton January 10, 2021
Prayers for Marilyn's family...she was my late husband's first cousin..Sincerely, Pats y Hilton
Melancon'S Funeral Home January 9, 2021
Melancon's Funeral Home created a Webcast in memory of Marilyn Ann Borel Guidry
Cheryl Burge Mcgarrahan January 8, 2021
I send my to condolences to Dale & Marilyn’s family. I had not seen her in a number of years. She was always so sweet & so beautiful!!!! I know Marilyn will surely be missed by many. Rest In Peace my friend. Cheryl McGarrahan
Sharon Hall January 8, 2021
Sending our prayers for the Guidry family and our condolences.Loyd & Sharon HallHumble, TX
Mikie Abshire January 8, 2021
I’ve known Marilyn since the 3rd grade at Saint James through Graduation from Bishop Byrne. I’m just one of many that felt blessed to know her as friend. Everybody loved Marilyn. Even all the nuns. My memory serves me well when it comes to happy memories and Marilyn is the reason for many of them. The endearing story of her attachment to the Pink sofa is priceless. How talking with your hands can be dangerous when you’re close to a fan! Getting a ticket on the way to school is so worth it, especially when Marilyn got to see Dale! The love of her life. The sweetness man in the universe. Her words! The crazy fun road trip to Breaux Bridge. Having lunch with friends from school, pulling her private stash of Dr.Pepper out of her purse. Marilyn never met a stranger. It was not uncommon for her to go up to anyone, saying,”you look so familiar,” some actually turned out to be kin to her or someone she knew from the bank. But for the ones who felt stalked, our (Me and Debbie) explanation was always, “ oh, please forgive her, she doesn’t get out much”. I’ll never ever forget, Pink Hostess snowballs with chocolate kisses. You know what I’m talking about! She was always generous with her time and classic sense of humor. Laughing at herself when I know she was hurting. Making me laugh through tears when I needed it the most! AKA “sweet and salty chocolate”. She was happiest when she spoke of her children and the joy she felt as her family grew and grew and grew, was precious. To be loved by her is surly what her family was born for! I’ll miss my friend always. Love, Mikie
Lou Hebert January 8, 2021
Marilyn is my closest cousin! She was my best friend since we were children! Went to school together from 1st grade to graduation from high school! We shared so many memories together from playing school in her garage (she was the teacher of course), to our boy friends, marriage and giving birth to our children. We shared memories and she always remembered all the funny things we use to do together even as adults! Words will never explain how much I will miss her. My heart is broken mostly for myself because I am comforted to know that she is no longer in pain. Fly high and rest in peace my sweet friend in the arms of our Savior Jesus Christ! Until we meet again you will always be in my thoughts! Love Lou Ellen
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