Cassandra Marling, 77, of St. Clairsville died Thursday December 17, 2020 at Wheeling Hospital.
She was born June 15, 1943 a daughter of the late Robert and Margaretta (Jolliffe) Wilson in Wheeling, WV.
Cassandra worked for Wheeling Hospital as a receptionist in the hand therapy department.
She was a very giving person who enjoyed bowling, loved all sports and adored her grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband William James Marling.
Cassandra is survived by her children, Bob (Carla) Marling of Bridgeville, PA, Erika (J.R.) Shockey of Shadyside, OH, Bull (Debbie) Marling of Woodsfield, OH, Nicole (Brian) Farnesworth of Moundsville, WV and Renee (Ralph) Kemper of Woodsfield, OH.
In addition she is survived by a sister, Becky (John) Gayvont of Shadyside, OH, five grandchildren, Courtney, Levin, Laikyne, Austin and Colton; as well as one great-grandson Tate.
She was also blessed with several very close friends.
In accordance with her wishes no formal services will be held.
Final disposition will be at the convenience of the family.
Arrangements by Care Funeral & Cremation Specialists 204 W. Main St. St. Clairsville, Ohio 43950.
Memorial contributions will benefit the Wheeling Hospital Hand Center by going to “TMCFunding.com”.
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South Wheeling Chapel
(McCoy-Beiswenger Funeral Home)
3828 Jacob Street
Wheeling, WV 26003
St. Clairsville Chapel
(Beck Funeral Home)
204 West Main Street
St. Clairsville, Ohio 43950
Wellsville Chapel
(MacLean Chapel)
509 Riverside Avenue
Wellsville, OH 43968
Calcutta Chapel
(Martin MacLean Altmeyer Funeral Homes)
15872 St. Clair Avenue
Calcutta, OH 43920
Mary Laska posted on 1/2/21
I have so many great memories of Cassie Marling from our time spent together in the hand center at Wheeling Hospital where she was our fun receptionist and then because she couldn't bear to leave us she became our beloved volunteer! Cassie was our biggest cheerleader when talking to the patients -she was proud of the work we did and was the first person people met coming to hand therapy -she was very classy, always beautifully dressed with that pretty hair .Cassie was very interested in the world ,in different people and of course politics! We had many heated discussions at lunch ,lots of laughs and lots of honest life chats .I have so many little thoughtful gifts she gave me and I have saved all the thoughtful cards she sent me over the years in her beautiful hand writing. We have many stories about our time with Cassie -some of which just make us collapse with laughter and will never be forgotten -I am sad that I will never hear her say my name or impart her wisdom or ask me how I'm doing-she was truly unique and is very missed . Much sympathy to Nicole ,Becky ,her kids and grandkids whom she was so proud of -you are in my thoughts and prayers