Marilyn M. Knight
enero 3, 1935 -
abril 20, 2020

Marilyn M. Knight, age 85 of Pleasant Prairie, passed away on Monday, April 20, 2020 at Froedtert South – Pleasant Prairie Campus.
Born in Kenosha on January 3, 1935, she was the daughter of the late Edward H. and Ruth A. (Smith) Pfeiffer. Marilyn attended local schools and was a graduate of Mary D. Bradford High School.
She was united in marriage to Sylvester Knight and he preceded her in death.
Marilyn was one of the friendly bartenders that greeted you at The Starlite Club and Tappa’s Bar. She previously was employed with the Samuel Lowe Company.
Marilyn enjoyed playing cribbage with her customers and family. She loved to go fishing and spend time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She is survived by her four children, James (Jana) Bonner, Carol Christensen, Ruth Waldow, and Sylvester (Sheila Eisch) Knight, Jr.; her brother, James Pfeiffer; her five grandchildren, Jessie, Nikki, Justine, Brittany and Tyler; and her four great grandchildren, Noah, Landon, Anthony and Piper.
In addition to her parents and husband, Sylvester Knight; she was preceded in death by her brother, Thomas Pfeiffer.
Marilyn’s family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the Sisters and staff of The Legacy at St. Joseph’s and the staff at Froedtert South-Pleasant Prairie Campus for the compassionate care and respect they provided.
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In accordance with COVID-19 guidelines, funeral services honoring Marilyn’s life will be held privately. Private interment will take place in Sunset Ridge Memorial Park.
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Jeff MillerMrs. Marilyn, as I knew her, was one of the sweetest women in our old neighborhood, I played with her kids, Carol and Ruthie, until we moved. Mrs. Marilyn most likely saved my life. After falling from a height while playing in the Knight's yard and suffering a skull fracture, she gave me first aid and carried me to our house nearby until the Sheriff's Department came and transported me to KMH. Calm under pressure, she knew how to care for children. I'm sad I just found this now, but wanted to leave a tribute about how she impacted my life.








