Muriel English obituary: Muriel English's Obituary, Casper
In Memory Of
Muriel Ann "Rusty" English
1931 - 2024
In Memory Of
Muriel Ann "Rusty" English
1931 - 2024
‘Blessed are the humble, for they shall inherit the earth’ Matthew 5:5
‘Blessed are the peacemakers, because they will be called sons of God ‘ Matthew 5:9
Muriel's service will be uploaded to this page at the conclusion of the service. Click here to view the video slideshow when it will be played live during the memorial, and it will also be uploaded to this page below to view at your convenience.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of a remarkable woman, Muriel English, who left us on January 5, 2024.
Muriel was born in Pierre, South Dakota, during the Great Depression in 1931, the firstborn twin in a family of humble means. Growing up, she and her twin sister faced the challenges of poverty, assuming the role of caregivers to her 4 younger brothers as her parents worked to provide what they could for the family.
In 1950, Muriel married Arlo English, became “Rusty” English, and the two embarked on a 70-year journey together. They Hitchhiked their way to Denver, Colorado, where built a life and welcomed six children. Despite the financial hardships and ineffable life, Muriel (Rusty) displayed peerless strength, love, and acceptance throughout her life.
Tragedy struck early on, as she faced the heartbreak of losing her firstborn, Terry, to cancer at the tender age of 6. Later in life, she endured the pain of bidding farewell to her fourth son, Vince, who succumbed to cancer at 44. Through every trial, Muriel remained a pillar of strength, offering unwavering love and support to her family.
They moved to Casper Wyoming in 1964. In addition to co-owning Wyoming Sign Company and Rusty’s Engraving with her husband until 2012, she loved working with people as a compassionate healer, providing holistic and alternative concepts to healthy lifestyles such as Foot Reflexology, Yoga and Diet. She also worked at Shephard of the Valley Nursing Home as the Activities Director in the ‘70s, pioneering these healthy lifestyles to the elderly.
Muriel was a nurturer, providing comfort to all who crossed her path. Her unconditional acceptance and tenacious love continually created a haven for her family and friends. Her arms open wide, her heart even wider, there wasn't a soul she met that didn't feel the comfortable warmth of her love. - Always accepting, never judgmental.
Muriel was a living testament to the power of resilience and the strength of the human spirit. She embraced life with grace, finding joy in the simplest moments. Her lack of materialism showcased her contentment with the bare minimum and her ability to find fulfillment in love and connection.
Muriel was preceded in death by her Husband, Arlo, her daughter Terry Gwendolyn, son, Vincent Jay, Her mother and father, Frances and L.W. Hosking, her twin sister Eileen Piercy, and 2 brothers, Gary and Doug.
Survivors include:
Siblings: Jack Hosking, Dick Hosking and ‘sis’ Jean Hosking
Children: Dr. Jim English (Jinny), Suzette McIntyre (Jim), Barbara Jones (Tom) and Ron English (Jennifer)
Grandchildren: Jeremy Jones, Hayley(English)Blockley, Morgan Jones, Dr. Ivie English, Alexandra (Demaree) Wilson, Austin English, Dustin English, Brittany (English) Johnson, Misty English, and Bridger Jones
…And 14 Great Grandchildren: Hazel, Taylynn, Calen, Fletcher, Henri, Blaine, Oscar, Weston, Londyn, Margot Muriel, Bear, Simon, Jasmin & Axeton
Muriel also left behind many other people dear to her, including her lifetime friend, Phyllis Jozwik, companion Cathy McQueen, and loving family friend Natalie Lallatin, who’s knowledge, compassion and dedication brought us through this very difficult year.
Muriel leaves behind a legacy of love, acceptance, and strength, and she will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.
A memorial service is scheduled for 2:00 pm on Saturday, March 23, 2024 at Newcomer Funeral Home & Crematory, 701 East Second Street, Casper, WY, 82601.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in memory of Muriel English to:
Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions
319 S Wilson St.
Casper, WY 82601
(307)577-4832
or
Meals on Wheels
1760 E 12th St #4005
Casper, WY 82601
(307)265-8559
To share a memory of Muriel or leave a special message for her family, please click the Share Memories button above.
‘Blessed are the peacemakers, because they will be called sons of God ‘ Matthew 5:9
Muriel's service will be uploaded to this page at the conclusion of the service. Click here to view the video slideshow when it will be played live during the memorial, and it will also be uploaded to this page below to view at your convenience.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of a remarkable woman, Muriel English, who left us on January 5, 2024.
Muriel was born in Pierre, South Dakota, during the Great Depression in 1931, the firstborn twin in a family of humble means. Growing up, she and her twin sister faced the challenges of poverty, assuming the role of caregivers to her 4 younger brothers as her parents worked to provide what they could for the family.
In 1950, Muriel married Arlo English, became “Rusty” English, and the two embarked on a 70-year journey together. They Hitchhiked their way to Denver, Colorado, where built a life and welcomed six children. Despite the financial hardships and ineffable life, Muriel (Rusty) displayed peerless strength, love, and acceptance throughout her life.
Tragedy struck early on, as she faced the heartbreak of losing her firstborn, Terry, to cancer at the tender age of 6. Later in life, she endured the pain of bidding farewell to her fourth son, Vince, who succumbed to cancer at 44. Through every trial, Muriel remained a pillar of strength, offering unwavering love and support to her family.
They moved to Casper Wyoming in 1964. In addition to co-owning Wyoming Sign Company and Rusty’s Engraving with her husband until 2012, she loved working with people as a compassionate healer, providing holistic and alternative concepts to healthy lifestyles such as Foot Reflexology, Yoga and Diet. She also worked at Shephard of the Valley Nursing Home as the Activities Director in the ‘70s, pioneering these healthy lifestyles to the elderly.
Muriel was a nurturer, providing comfort to all who crossed her path. Her unconditional acceptance and tenacious love continually created a haven for her family and friends. Her arms open wide, her heart even wider, there wasn't a soul she met that didn't feel the comfortable warmth of her love. - Always accepting, never judgmental.
Muriel was a living testament to the power of resilience and the strength of the human spirit. She embraced life with grace, finding joy in the simplest moments. Her lack of materialism showcased her contentment with the bare minimum and her ability to find fulfillment in love and connection.
Muriel was preceded in death by her Husband, Arlo, her daughter Terry Gwendolyn, son, Vincent Jay, Her mother and father, Frances and L.W. Hosking, her twin sister Eileen Piercy, and 2 brothers, Gary and Doug.
Survivors include:
Siblings: Jack Hosking, Dick Hosking and ‘sis’ Jean Hosking
Children: Dr. Jim English (Jinny), Suzette McIntyre (Jim), Barbara Jones (Tom) and Ron English (Jennifer)
Grandchildren: Jeremy Jones, Hayley(English)Blockley, Morgan Jones, Dr. Ivie English, Alexandra (Demaree) Wilson, Austin English, Dustin English, Brittany (English) Johnson, Misty English, and Bridger Jones
…And 14 Great Grandchildren: Hazel, Taylynn, Calen, Fletcher, Henri, Blaine, Oscar, Weston, Londyn, Margot Muriel, Bear, Simon, Jasmin & Axeton
Muriel also left behind many other people dear to her, including her lifetime friend, Phyllis Jozwik, companion Cathy McQueen, and loving family friend Natalie Lallatin, who’s knowledge, compassion and dedication brought us through this very difficult year.
Muriel leaves behind a legacy of love, acceptance, and strength, and she will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.
A memorial service is scheduled for 2:00 pm on Saturday, March 23, 2024 at Newcomer Funeral Home & Crematory, 701 East Second Street, Casper, WY, 82601.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in memory of Muriel English to:
Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions
319 S Wilson St.
Casper, WY 82601
(307)577-4832
or
Meals on Wheels
1760 E 12th St #4005
Casper, WY 82601
(307)265-8559
To share a memory of Muriel or leave a special message for her family, please click the Share Memories button above.
‘Blessed are the humble, for they shall inherit the earth’ Matthew 5:5
‘Blessed are the peacemakers, because they will be called sons of God ‘ Matthew 5:9
Muriel's service will be uploaded to this page at the conclusion of the service. Click here to view the video slideshow when it will be played live during the memorial, and it will also be uploaded to this page below to view at your convenience.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of a remarkable woman, Muriel English, who left us on January 5, 2024.
Muriel was born in Pierre, South Dakota, during the Great Depression in 1931, the firstborn twin in a family of humble means. Growing up, she and her twin sister faced the challenges of poverty, assuming the role of caregivers to her 4 younger brothers as her parents worked to provide what they could for the family.
In 1950, Muriel married Arlo English, became “Rusty” English, and the two embarked on a 70-year journey together. They Hitchhiked their way to Denver, Colorado, where built a life and welcomed six children. Despite the financial hardships and ineffable life, Muriel (Rusty) displayed peerless strength, love, and acceptance throughout her life.
Tragedy struck early on, as she faced the heartbreak of losing her firstborn, Terry, to cancer at the tender age of 6. Later in life, she endured the pain of bidding farewell to her fourth son, Vince, who succumbed to cancer at 44. Through every trial, Muriel remained a pillar of strength, offering unwavering love and support to her family.
They moved to Casper Wyoming in 1964. In addition to co-owning Wyoming Sign Company and Rusty’s Engraving with her husband until 2012, she loved working with people as a compassionate healer, providing holistic and alternative concepts to healthy lifestyles such as Foot Reflexology, Yoga and Diet. She also worked at Shephard of the Valley Nursing Home as the Activities Director in the ‘70s, pioneering these healthy lifestyles to the elderly.
Muriel was a nurturer, providing comfort to all who crossed her path. Her unconditional acceptance and tenacious love continually created a haven for her family and friends. Her arms open wide, her heart even wider, there wasn't a soul she met that didn't feel the comfortable warmth of her love. - Always accepting, never judgmental.
Muriel was a living testament to the power of resilience and the strength of the human spirit. She embraced life with grace, finding joy in the simplest moments. Her lack of materialism showcased her contentment with the bare minimum and her ability to find fulfillment in love and connection.
Muriel was preceded in death by her Husband, Arlo, her daughter Terry Gwendolyn, son, Vincent Jay, Her mother and father, Frances and L.W. Hosking, her twin sister Eileen Piercy, and 2 brothers, Gary and Doug.
Survivors include:
Siblings: Jack Hosking, Dick Hosking and ‘sis’ Jean Hosking
Children: Dr. Jim English (Jinny), Suzette McIntyre (Jim), Barbara Jones (Tom) and Ron English (Jennifer)
Grandchildren: Jeremy Jones, Hayley(English)Blockley, Morgan Jones, Dr. Ivie English, Alexandra (Demaree) Wilson, Austin English, Dustin English, Brittany (English) Johnson, Misty English, and Bridger Jones
…And 14 Great Grandchildren: Hazel, Taylynn, Calen, Fletcher, Henri, Blaine, Oscar, Weston, Londyn, Margot Muriel, Bear, Simon, Jasmin & Axeton
Muriel also left behind many other people dear to her, including her lifetime friend, Phyllis Jozwik, companion Cathy McQueen, and loving family friend Natalie Lallatin, who’s knowledge, compassion and dedication brought us through this very difficult year.
Muriel leaves behind a legacy of love, acceptance, and strength, and she will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.
A memorial service is scheduled for 2:00 pm on Saturday, March 23, 2024 at Newcomer Funeral Home & Crematory, 701 East Second Street, Casper, WY, 82601.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in memory of Muriel English to:
Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions
319 S Wilson St.
Casper, WY 82601
(307)577-4832
or
Meals on Wheels
1760 E 12th St #4005
Casper, WY 82601
(307)265-8559
To share a memory of Muriel or leave a special message for her family, please click the Share Memories button above.
‘Blessed are the peacemakers, because they will be called sons of God ‘ Matthew 5:9
Muriel's service will be uploaded to this page at the conclusion of the service. Click here to view the video slideshow when it will be played live during the memorial, and it will also be uploaded to this page below to view at your convenience.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of a remarkable woman, Muriel English, who left us on January 5, 2024.
Muriel was born in Pierre, South Dakota, during the Great Depression in 1931, the firstborn twin in a family of humble means. Growing up, she and her twin sister faced the challenges of poverty, assuming the role of caregivers to her 4 younger brothers as her parents worked to provide what they could for the family.
In 1950, Muriel married Arlo English, became “Rusty” English, and the two embarked on a 70-year journey together. They Hitchhiked their way to Denver, Colorado, where built a life and welcomed six children. Despite the financial hardships and ineffable life, Muriel (Rusty) displayed peerless strength, love, and acceptance throughout her life.
Tragedy struck early on, as she faced the heartbreak of losing her firstborn, Terry, to cancer at the tender age of 6. Later in life, she endured the pain of bidding farewell to her fourth son, Vince, who succumbed to cancer at 44. Through every trial, Muriel remained a pillar of strength, offering unwavering love and support to her family.
They moved to Casper Wyoming in 1964. In addition to co-owning Wyoming Sign Company and Rusty’s Engraving with her husband until 2012, she loved working with people as a compassionate healer, providing holistic and alternative concepts to healthy lifestyles such as Foot Reflexology, Yoga and Diet. She also worked at Shephard of the Valley Nursing Home as the Activities Director in the ‘70s, pioneering these healthy lifestyles to the elderly.
Muriel was a nurturer, providing comfort to all who crossed her path. Her unconditional acceptance and tenacious love continually created a haven for her family and friends. Her arms open wide, her heart even wider, there wasn't a soul she met that didn't feel the comfortable warmth of her love. - Always accepting, never judgmental.
Muriel was a living testament to the power of resilience and the strength of the human spirit. She embraced life with grace, finding joy in the simplest moments. Her lack of materialism showcased her contentment with the bare minimum and her ability to find fulfillment in love and connection.
Muriel was preceded in death by her Husband, Arlo, her daughter Terry Gwendolyn, son, Vincent Jay, Her mother and father, Frances and L.W. Hosking, her twin sister Eileen Piercy, and 2 brothers, Gary and Doug.
Survivors include:
Siblings: Jack Hosking, Dick Hosking and ‘sis’ Jean Hosking
Children: Dr. Jim English (Jinny), Suzette McIntyre (Jim), Barbara Jones (Tom) and Ron English (Jennifer)
Grandchildren: Jeremy Jones, Hayley(English)Blockley, Morgan Jones, Dr. Ivie English, Alexandra (Demaree) Wilson, Austin English, Dustin English, Brittany (English) Johnson, Misty English, and Bridger Jones
…And 14 Great Grandchildren: Hazel, Taylynn, Calen, Fletcher, Henri, Blaine, Oscar, Weston, Londyn, Margot Muriel, Bear, Simon, Jasmin & Axeton
Muriel also left behind many other people dear to her, including her lifetime friend, Phyllis Jozwik, companion Cathy McQueen, and loving family friend Natalie Lallatin, who’s knowledge, compassion and dedication brought us through this very difficult year.
Muriel leaves behind a legacy of love, acceptance, and strength, and she will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.
A memorial service is scheduled for 2:00 pm on Saturday, March 23, 2024 at Newcomer Funeral Home & Crematory, 701 East Second Street, Casper, WY, 82601.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in memory of Muriel English to:
Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions
319 S Wilson St.
Casper, WY 82601
(307)577-4832
or
Meals on Wheels
1760 E 12th St #4005
Casper, WY 82601
(307)265-8559
To share a memory of Muriel or leave a special message for her family, please click the Share Memories button above.
Services & Gatherings
Memorial Service
Saturday, March 23, 2024 at 2:00pm
Newcomer Cremations, Funerals & Receptions
710 E Second
Casper, WY 82601
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Newcomer Funeral Home (307-234-0234) is assisting the family
Newcomer Funeral Home (307-234-0234) is assisting the family