DECEASED: Mrs. Idoma Marilyn (Ensey) King, age 66 of Hilham, TN, and engineer, high school teacher, and mango farmer; went home to be with our Heavenly Father, after a long battle with heart disease, on Satruday, February 10, 2018.

PERSONAL INFORMATION: Marilyn was born in Melbourne, Florida, on January 8, 1952, to John and Idoma (Monroe) Ensey. She was raised on a mango farm on Merritt Island, FL. She graduated Satellite High School in Satellite Beach, FL. Marilyn, then attended Southern Arkansas University where she received a master's degree in Math and Science. She went on to teach high school math in Angleton, TX. Later, she moved to Huntsville, AL to become an engineer for Rockwell International. Rockwell transferred her back, to her home state of Florida, to work for the Kennedy Space Center. Marilyn eventually retired and returned to her family roots in farming. She was a mango and exotic fruits farmer on Merritt Island, FL; following in the footsteps of her father. She was happiest growing her fruit trees. As time went on , the cost of farming in Florida became increasingly more expensive and she influenced her family to move. Marilyn dreamt of a farm with fewer restrictions, which was found on a beautiful farm in Hilham, TN. She loved to hear the animals when she opened the door, and spent many days sitting outside watching and listening to nature and the life she had built. Marilyn's heart was always full of so much love and she deeply cared for her family. Her family and those who knew her will miss her tremendously. She blessed the lives of many.

SURVIVORS: Marilyn is survived by her two brothers and two sisters, Carolyn (Mark Hermanns, Charles (Machelle) Ensey, John (Caren) Ensey; one daughter Regina (Jeremy) Radencic; two grandchildren Victoria Idoma Radencic, and Alexander Jonathan Radencic; her niece and nephews, Mark (Mical) Hermanns, Paul (Hillary) Hermanns, John Hermanns, Rebecca (Tony) Hurt, and Benjamin Vincent.

No services are planned, the family has chosen cremation at her request.