Marietta Antoinette was born to Ralph and Gladys DeBellis in Tacoma, Washington on June 16, 1933 and passed away on July 13, 2022.  She left behind her husband of 71 years Adrian; her sons Steven (Marsha) and Kelly (Becky); her daughter Kathy; six grandchildren, Steve, Kevin, Kristina, Justin, Matthew, and Emily; 12 great-grandchildren, Maillie, Casey, Ryan, Landon, Declan, Pearl, Cooper, Piper, Steven, Bryan, Gabriel, and Adrian; her sister Francis (Joe); numerous other family members; and many longtime friends.

She dedicated her life to family (raising three children and supporting her husband), to her religion (attending church every Sunday and when not able to attend in person she viewing Mass on YouTube), and as a member of the Alter Society.  She made friends as a member of the Bowling League and the neighborhood Garden Club.

Marietta made many friends while spending the winters in Arizona.  There she honed her crafting and game playing skills, enjoyed the mild winters, and traveled to nearby attractions.  She made frequent visits to the border town in Mexico where certain vendors knew her by name.

Her biggest pride was her family, where a home cooked dinner was always on the table by five.  Marietta's home was immaculate, and no matter her involvement with children's activities or with her husband's hunting and fishing trips, she was always present.  She was a selfless person who put others needs above her own.

She found the love of her life at a young age and they shared 71 years of marriage.  Together they traveled the country, exploring and creating new adventures along the way.  Their second home in Yuma, Arizona provided a base and a new house for her to make into a home.

She will be missed by many but will always be held in our memories.

Father of our life and our love, Creator of all that is good, give to the life of this soul Your blessing and Your invitation to spend eternal peace and joy with You and Your family of saints.  Hear our prayers of petition and concern, as we now return to You in thanks, the soul of beloved.

Amen.