Marlene J. Wyderski, nee Sobr, Age 87, passed away suddenly on October 14, 2024, surrounded by her family.

Marlene was a beloved mother and grandmother who touched the lives of all who knew her. She dedicated many years to serving St.Turibius Church where she was honored with the “Pillar of the Church Award” for her service and dedication.

She found great joy in spoiling her grandchildren, especially during the Christmas season, creating treasured holiday memories. Her unwavering faith and love for her family left a legacy of cherished traditions.

An avid Chicago Bears fan, Marlene brought her enthusiasm to every game day. She also loved to shop, finding joy in selecting special gifts for her loved ones. She had a passion for gardening and growing fresh vegetables and her culinary skills brought family together for delicious meals.

Marlene was the devoted wife of the late Norbert Wyderski and a caring mother to Dale (Mary Lou) Wyderski, Ken (Mary) Wyderski, Noreen Wyderski, and the late Robert Wyderski.

She cherished her role as grandmother to Jacob Wyderski (Vanessa), Jason Wyderski (Monique), Emily Silva (Lawrence), Megan Calcagno (Joseph), Blake Wyderski (Alaina Roush), Allison Wyderski, Brooke Wyderski, Adam Abu-Issa (Melissa), Brice Wyderski, and Zach Abu- Issa, and was a proud great-grandmother to Brooklyn, Max, Addison, Aubrey, Benjamin, Jacob Jr., Olivia, Harper, Wyatt, and Cameron.

She was the treasured daughter of the late Emma (nee Brychta) and the late William Sobr, and the dear sister of the late William (the late Juliann) Sobr.

Marlene was also a loving sister-in-law to the late Walter (the late Lavergne) Wyderski and the late Michael Wyderski, and a beloved aunt to William (Sonja) Sobr Jr. and Julianne (Bill) Hogan. She is survived by many dear friends who will remember her kindness and warmth.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations to the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. Please see the donation link below.

Visitation, Thursday, October 17, 2024, 4:00PM to 8:00PM at Damar-Kaminski Funeral Home & Crematorium, 7861 S. 88th Avenue, Justice, Illinois.

Funeral, Friday, October 18, 2024, 8:30AM Prayers and Procession to begin from the funeral home to Saint Turibius Church, 5646 S. Karlov Avenue, Chicago, Illinois for 9:30AM Mass.

Interment, Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, Illinois.