Marian Edgman went home to be with the Lord at 97 years of age after suffering from dementia. She took her flight from San Antonio, TX on November 2, 2025 at 11:00 pm. She was born in Lincoln, Nebraska on April 28, 1928 to Conrad and Katherine Elizabeth Loos, the 8th of 9 children. Marian's life could be summed up in this: she loved her husband, family, friends and church family.

Marian worked in Lincoln, Nebraska for Southwestern Bell before meeting Robert (Bob) Edgman. They married and then moved to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and raised their 3 children. She continued to work for AT&T for 30 years. She lived in Oklahoma City for 50 years.

Marian was a longtime member of Putnam City Baptist Church. She volunteered in many areas. She sang in the choir, organized the music for the choir director, and loved sharing what God had been doing in her life with her care groups and her Sunday School class.

She was a volunteer at Deaconess Hospital for many years, especially after the passing of her husband. She painted, crocheted, and drew pen-and-inks to give away to friends and family. In 2015, Marian fought and won the battle against cancer. Following her recovery, her eyesight diminished and it was determined to be in her best interest to live with family in San Antonio, TX. She was a faithful sister in her church, Gatherings in Jesus' Name, for the past 10 years.

Marian was preceded in death by her parents, Conrad and Elizabeth Loos; her husband, Robert Clayton Edgman; son, Larry Guy Edgman; and all 8 of her siblings. The first siblings, Jake and Clara, died in infancy, followed by the next 6 siblings, Clara, Freida, Jake, Conrad, Adam, and Edward.

She is survived by her two daughters, Diane and husband Richard Morris of Franklin, TN and Debra and husband Joe West, who are missionaries in Poland. She is also survived by her 8 grandchildren and their spouses, 23 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great-grandchild.

Viewing at Mercer-Adams is Sunday, 1-8pm. Funeral services will be held on Monday, November 10, 2:00pm, at Mercer-Adams Chapel with interment to follow in Spring Creek Cemetery.