Marie Corrine Nadle

November 2, 1941 — May 6, 2021

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Marie Corrine Nadle was born in Chicago on November 2, 1941 to parents Rose and George Ferraro. Marie graduated from Josephinum Catholic High School and later in life from Triton Junior College with an associate degree in Restaurant Management. 

She married Steve Nadle in 1962 and had two children; daughter, Rosann who lives in Hutchinson, Minnesota married to David Maher; and son, Steve who lives in La Grange Park, Illinois married to Lisa. 

She spent most of her adult life in the Oak Park/River Forest Illinois area. She volunteered for both Infant Welfare Society ASID House and Hebhzibah House and supported any effort that encouraged kindness to other souls.

Marie was an avid golfer and tennis player.  She loved to travel, vacation with her family, drink Pinot Grigio, and had a taste for adventure. She walked the Camino de Santiago in Spain and climbed Machu Picchu. 

Marie was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer two years ago which over complicated a recent battle with pneumonia. She had a lot of victories in this life and yet was taken from this world too soon. She will be desperately missed. 

She is survived by her husband Steve; their two children; brothers, Carl Ferraro (Cheryl) and John Ferraro (Nina); as well as grandchildren, Ashley Margarit (Ricky), Katie and Alec Maher , Reece and Avery Nadle

A celebration of life will be held at a later date; details to be announced via www.MullinsMemorial.com

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Tidewell Hospice: https://tidewellfoundation.org/donate/ or via mail, 5955 Rand Blvd., Sarasota, FL 34238.

Mullins Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Cape Coral, is entrusted with final care.

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