Marlene M. Harper Death – On Saturday morning, early on Interstate 255 North in St. Clair County, a semitractor-trailer struck a pedestrian near mile marker 15. St. Clair County Coroner Calvin Dye Sr. identified the victim of this tragic accident as 46-year-old Marlene M. Harper of the 2100 block of Vadalabene Drive, Maryville.
Sadly, Dye confirmed that Harper was declared dead at 4:35 a.m. There are currently no more information available regarding the circumstances surrounding the accident, so they remain mysterious. The Belleville News-Democrat (BND) has contacted law enforcement in an attempt to shed light on the tragic incident due to a lack of information.
The community and Marlene M. Harper’s loved ones are in mourning following her unexpected and unexpected death. They cling to treasured memories of her life and the influence she had on those around her as they struggle to process the shock and grief of her passing. Growing up in Maryville, Harper was a cherished part of the local community.
Her gentle spirit and warm smile made a lasting impression on many people. She was well-known for her kindness and compassion. Harper left a lasting impression on everyone she had the honor of knowing, whether it was by giving a helping hand to a neighbor in need or making someone’s day with her contagious laughter.
As word spreads throughout the neighborhood about Harper’s passing, friends, family, and neighbors offer their condolences and support. Even though she is no longer physically present, those who loved her will always carry her memory with them.
The community is still grieving together as the accident investigation progresses, leaning on one another for support during this trying time. Collectively, they pay tribute to the memory of Marlene M. Harper and commemorate her life a life profoundly impacted by her love, kindness, and generosity.
May Marlene M. Harper rest in peace, her soul always loved and remembered by those who had the good fortune to know her.
