Kaukauna's own Marion Francis. Memories?
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Burt, Marion Frances
12:06 AM, Jun. 2, 2011
Marion left for her heavenly home on May 29, 2011. Marion was born in Green Bay on Dec. 9, 1917 to Frank and Dorothy Charlesworth. Marion attended the Chicago Music Conservatory after High School and continued her professional singing career
traveling with the Frankie Masters Orchestra, performing on the Arthur Godfrey Radio show and continued to perform in various clubs on Miami Beach.
Marion married Myron "Mush" Esler in 1949. Mush was trainer for the White Sox and predeceased her in 1955. They had three children who survive her, Robin Esler, Dori Esler Zandy and Kim Hibbs. Five
grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services will be held at Fred Hunter's Funeral Home in Davie, Fl. on June 4th.
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