Marjorie Ann (Maksin) Kulik

In loving memory of Marjorie Ann Kulik, a woman whose life was a testament to love, dedication and unwavering kindness.  She passed away peacefully on June 29th, 2024, leaving behind a legacy cherished by all who were fortunate enough to know her.

Born on October 14, 1944 to Julia and Joseph Maksin, Marjorie Ann Kulik grew up to become a pillar of strength within her family, marrying the love of her life, Conrad J. Kulik, on August 19th, 1971.  She became the beloved mother of 5 children and grandmother of 6.  Her nurturing spirit shaped countless lives.  She pursued her passion for business, earning a degree in business and establishing herself as a successful entrepreneur in the cosmetic industry.

Community was at the heart of Marjorie's life.  She dedicated herself to volunteering and was an active member of the school PTA, where her leadership was instrumental in raising money for the high school swimming pool.  After raising her children, Marjorie returned to education as a teacher for children with special needs, where her compassion and dedication shone brightly.

Her green thumb was legendary, and she found solace and joy in her garden, where she cultivated beauty with the same care she showed to all aspects of her life.  Marjorie had a deep faith and was a devout Catholic, finding strength and comfort in her close relationship with God throughout her life.

Marjorie was a linguist at heart, always ready to lend her talent for languages to help others, embodying her caring nature and selflessness.  Her playful spirit endeared her to all who knew her, especially on April Fools' Day, a time she cherished for sharing laughter and joy.

In her later years, Marjorie devoted herself to her grandchildren whom she adored, and to her favorite dog Zeke, who was a constant source of companionship and comfort.  Her family and friends will forever cherish her warmth, humor, and the enduring love she showered upon them.

Marjorie Kulik will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered as a devoted wife to Conrad. a nurturing mother to her 5 children, Pamela and Brian Lockhart, Ryan, Cynthia (Precious) and Daniel Saunders, Ulric and Daniel, and a cherished grandmother to her 6 grandchildren, Tyler, Riley, Allison, Megan, James, and Stella, and a dear friend to many whose lives she touched.  Her inviting beautiful light blue eyes and welcoming smile will not be forgotten.  She was a winner of life.

Forever in our hearts, may she rest in peace.

Friends and family will be received from 5-9pm on Friday July 5th at the Henney, Bradwell & Nirella Funeral Home, 524 Washington Ave., Carnegie, where Parastas Service will be held Friday evening July 5th at 7:00pm and Saturday July 6th,at 9:00am in Holy Trinity Ukranian Catholic Church, 730 Washington Ave., Carnegie.

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