Marion Rose Stauffacher, of Kingman, Arizona, passed into a place where pain and age can be forgotten; a place that will lead her only back to her Father's great Kingdom. Marion's humor, her passions, and her joy did not leave with her, nor will they ever. The stories of her late husband, always far too detailed, will bring smiles and shock throughout the Stauffacher line for an eternity. Her joy in things society has long since forgotten, and her passion for those All-Star Big Bands on TV will always be her happiness, but our heritage. The woman who had stories dating back to the Second World War, the woman who could tell you exactly how the attacks at Pearl Harbor went over, and the woman who never failed to let her TV remote find a wall when it gave up on her, will never be a memory. That woman, that mother of Sharon, John, Lee, Andy, Ericka, Vivian, Violet, Joel, and Candy who became a grandmother twice over and a great grandmother of even more will be a constant reminder that there is good in the world. Marion's life was not lost, no, it was lived. Marion Rose Stauffacher, widow of Howard Lee Stauffacher and born in Cincinnati Ohio, left for her new home April twentieth, 2018. She would have celebrated her ninety-first birthday on June Fourteenth. A memorial service will be held at the Kingman Family Worship Center located at 4087 N. Eagle Dr. in Kingman, Arizona.