Lake Dale Mom Was Adventurous And Loved Music

Marcia A. Wapinski, 53, of Lake Dale, who fought a courageousthree-year battlewith ovarian cancer, was a amatory wife, motherand grandmother.

Marcia was a stay-at-home mother for her 5 children, herhusband, Bob Wapinski, said.

Marcia desired to learn their young kids new songs, singing the”Wake Up Song” to beginning their sunrise on a pleasing note.

“They were shocked at how good she knew the lyrics to the songsfrom ‘Mary Poppins’ and ‘Hardrock Coco and Joe,’ ” Wapinskisaid.

Marcia attended the children’s rope concerts and sporting eventsand helped at school. She enjoyed nation music, architecturaltours, Keith Urban concerts, travel, bowling, cranky nation skiing,fishing and garage sales.

“She was always adventurous; she felt it was value giving newthings a try,” Wapinski said. “She was really chic and knew how toanalyze things. we could have never asked for a improved person to betogether with for 33 years.”

Wapinski initial saw Marcia as they entered and exited an elevatorin Chicago’s Peoples Gas Light and Coke building. He finallyarranged a grave discussion with the help of friends.

On a family outing to Branson, Mo., during a Beach Boys concertintermission, the group’s executive told the Wapinskis’oldestdaughter a of the rope members longed for to encounter her. They antiquated andare right away married. That connection resulted in many uniqueexperiences for Marcia, inclusive in attendance the Country MusicAwards, Wapinski said.

As a last in memory to their mother, “The Wake Up Song” wasplayed as friends and family mentioned their last goodbyes, Wapinskisaid.

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