MARILYN JUNE CARR DAUM left this world peacefully, September 28, 2021 nestled in the loving hands of her God. She is now back where she belongs, with her soulmate and husband, Robert Henry Daum, who passed away on August 30, 2010. Dance the night away, Mom and Dad. Marilyn was born in Albany, NY on October 20, 1934, the youngest of 4 children born to Stanley and Margaret Agnes White Carr. She attended local schools there and graduated from Albany High School. Shortly after graduation, she was united in marriage to Robert at Our Lady of Angels Church in Albany, on May 23,1953. She spent the rest of her life as his steadfast partner and a loving mother to their 4 children. She enjoyed working in her garden and was very proud of her flowers. She also loved to read, and had a fascination with hot-air balloons. She was very proud of her Irish heritage, and loved Irish music. Her house was always immaculate, and she worked endlessly to maintain it. Marilyn was a devout Roman Catholic and a long-time parishioner of St. Mark’s Church in North Utica. She was a retired bookkeeper from Genuine Auto Parts. She was predeceased by her parents and her siblings, Stanley, Jr., Yvonne, and James Carr; a special brother-in-law, Ralph Daum, Jr; a beloved son-in-law, David Williams, and a cherished cousin, Helen Fairchild. She is survived by her 4 children, Robert and Marilyn (Jones), Debra (Williams), Michael and Marguerite (Loomis), and Susan and John (Locash); 10 grandchildren: Jason, Jeremy, Jennifer, Matthew, Sherry, Shanon, Justin, Robert, Eric, and Tiffany; and 10 great-grandchildren: Ava, Emma, Brooklyn, Dylan, Kharis, Liam, Ady, Olivia, Elizabeth, and Victoria. She is also survived by special, treasured friends Ray and Joyce Klein, Gloria Schaeffer, Ann Fuchs, Sue Cieri, Caitlin Cieri, Dave, Melissa, Julianna, and Leah Chirillo, Stacey Kallen, and her faithful dog Maggie. There will be no calling hours in accordance with the wishes of Mom. A Mass of Christian Burial will be performed at St. Mark’s Roman Catholic Church, Keyes Road in Utica at 11:00 AM on Saturday, October 9, 2021, followed by a gravesite ceremony at Holy Trinity Cemetery, Champlin Ave, Utica. Family will greet guests immediately following the Mass. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Central Association For The Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI) of Utica. Rest in Peace, Mom. We all love you.