Marion M. Erb Age 100 of White Bear Lake Born on February 6, 1915 in Wilmot, South Dakota and passed on November 6, 2015. Preceded in death by her husband Robert, parents Dora & Robert Smith, brothers Robert Jr., Loren & Lloyd, sisters Ethel Thielmann & Mava Peterson and her dear son, Russell Rehnke. Survived by her loving children Peggy Campbell, Mary Erb (Jim Wilson), Donna Johnstone (Luke Hoch) and her daughter-in-law Jan Rehnke, 10 grandchildren (David Rehnke (Brenda), Brenda Beguin, David Sameshima, Kent Sameshima, Julie Ohmann (Steve), Melissa Bennett, Ursula Amiot (Carson), Laurie Johnstone, Kolbjorn Campbell (Danielle), John Campbell (Leslie Goral), 20 great-grandchildren (Kristie, Kyra, Chandler, Jade, Forrest, Shannon, Dustin, Crystal, Erik, Cole, Raya, Danner, Ava, Macy, Mejken, Dalton, John (Jack), Ainsley, Tatum & Denver), her dear sister Jean Flipp, sister-in-laws Shirley Smith and Bernice Erb as well as many nieces and nephews. As anyone can tell you, Marion lived a full life. Through all the triumphs and trials experienced in her 100 years, she always found a way to focus on what was important - her family, her friends and her faith -- all of which she loved dearly. She was an avid Twins fan, she loved all things Elvis, Princess Grace and Princess Diana, she enjoyed a good days work, travelling with family and friends and she anything that made her laugh. As a matter of fact, often times she couldn't wait to share a joke or funny cartoon which she typically had handy in her purse. Her photo is from her 90th birthday party, celebrated in Las Vegas with her immediate family and featured a performance by Elvis himself and is one of her most cherished memories. Visitation at Johnson-Peterson of White Bear Lake, MN on Wednesday, November 11, 2015 from 4-8pm. Funeral service will be held at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church of Mahtomedi, MN on Thursday, November 12, 2015 at 11am, visitation also available from 10am-11am before the service. Private Interment will be held at Maple Lawn Cemetery in Fairbault, MN. In honor of her late husband Robert and her son Russell Rehnke who she just lost in May, as well as those dear to her that continue to battle this awful disease, Marion and her family would prefer memorials be sent to the American Cancer Society in hopes that some day we will find a cure.