Greta Marchio
Greta Louise Marchio, 92 died on 1/2/2021. She was born 10/28/1928 in Coreopolis, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Omar Estep and Grace Mae Oxley Estep.
Greta was predeceased by her husband Sam of Clarksburg, West Virginia; her brothers Jarett Estep of Buckley West Virginia and Reverend Charles Estep of Wise, Virginia. In addition, she was predeceased by Granddaughter Callie Kelley and Grandson Zechariah Armstrong of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Survivors include two daughters: Cherie Marchio Murrer of Union, Kentucky and her children Sam-24, Mannie-20, Jose-19, Santiago-18 and Cassandra Armstrong of Cincinnati, Ohio. She is also survived by a sister, Arabella Jo Lopez, and a nice, Jackie York.
Unfortunately, due to the COVID virus there will be no service or visitation at this time. Masses are presently scheduled in memory of Greta Marchio.
Ashland Cemetery 1518 Belmont Street
ASHLAND, KY
Ashland Cemetery
Address: 1518 Belmont Street ASHLAND, KYGreta Marchio
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Cherie and Cassie
So sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. I have many great memories of times spent together.
My deepest sympathy.
Joy Tharp Nixon
Cassie, Cherie and Families
I could write a very long list of happy memories about all the years and activities between the Valentine and Marchio families. There were many good times at each of our houses and all around the Ashland area. Even life’s challenges were made a bit easier by sharing them with your family. Your mom is the one who was the catalyst for my interest in gardening by letting me help her in her beautiful gardens. The four Valentine siblings still laugh when we mention that anytime Mrs. Marchio was around Terry (for the first few years of his life) she never let his feet touch the ground. Your mom was an interesting person and lived a long life, never long enough, of course. Brian and I send our heartfelt condolences to all of you. Ellen Valentine Donnelly
Cheri , Cassie and families
I’m so sorry for the lose of a very special person !
We thought a lot of Boots and she is missed .
We had nice visits and outing together
Remember the good times and cherish her memory
Carol
Greta Marchio
Cherie, Scott and Kids
I am deeply sorry about the loss of Boots – my thoughts are with you. I know her memory will live with you forever. I like this – I think it is a quote from Charlie Brown. It goes something like this. ” I like to think of the stars as not stars, but holes in the sky. Where loved ones can peak through and let us know that they are happy”
Love
Sue
Sue
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