Marilyn Carol Lewis

Marilyn C. Lewis, 78, passed away on November 7, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of cherished memories and a family who will forever hold her close in their hearts.

Born on October 30, 1948, in Providence, Rhode Island, Marilyn grew up with her parents and brothers. She attended school throughout the city of Providence and shared a particularly special bond with her beloved “Aunt Chubby,” her mother’s sister, whose fun-loving spirit brought so much happiness to her life.

As a teenager, Marilyn loved listening to Motown music, dancing, and spending time with friends. Those carefree days remained some of her fondest memories, and she would often smile when reminiscing about them.

Marilyn had a passion for the medical field and took great pride in her work. She spent many years in the EKG Department at Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, where she especially enjoyed the excitement and teamwork of responding to medical emergencies. She later continued her career working alongside Dr. Hahn in Pawtucket.

Outside of work, Marilyn knew how to enjoy life’s simple pleasures. She loved playing KENO and was known to have a lucky streak! She also treasured the friendships and good times she shared at the VFW Post in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, where she spent many happy years.

Throughout her life, Marilyn called several places home. After many years in Rhode Island, she spent time living in Florida before eventually settling in South Carolina.

Marilyn leaves behind her husband, Edward Lewis, and her daughters from a previous marriage, Deborah Cute (Boyce) and the late Christine Anthony (Boyce), who preceded her in passing.

She was also a grandmother to four grandchildren, Tyler, Jamie, Jaclyn, and Jimmy, and a great-grandmother to six great-grandchildren, Scotty, Jimmy, Arianna, Olivia, Madeline, and Emma.

Above all, Marilyn’s greatest legacy lives on through the family she leaves behind. As a mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, she was part of generations of memories, milestones, laughter, and love. Although her passing leaves an emptiness in the hearts of those who knew her, the moments they shared will remain a part of their lives forever.

Marilyn’s story does not end with her passing. It lives on in the memories her family will share, the stories that will be told, and the generations who will carry a piece of her with them. She will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever held close in the hearts of those who loved her.

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