Aunt Marian Peteet Faultry, a beloved matriarch, friend, and beacon of quiet strength, passed away on July 14, 2025, leaving behind a grieving family and community. Her passing marks the end of a life defined by deep compassion, resilience, and unwavering devotion to those she loved.
A lifelong resident of Dallas, Aunt Marian was cherished by all who had the honor of knowing her.
Whether she was baking in her kitchen, offering words of wisdom, or tending lovingly to her garden, she brought warmth, generosity, and grace into every interaction. Her door was always open a safe haven where stories were shared, tears were comforted, and laughter echoed late into the night.
In her final months, Aunt Marian endured a heartbreaking ordeal, having fallen victim to elderly financial abuse a silent crisis affecting far too many of our senior citizens.
This betrayal caused both emotional and financial hardship during a time when she deserved peace and dignity. Despite these challenges, she faced each day with remarkable courage and faith.
Now, her loved ones are left to not only mourn her loss but also to ensure that her final journey is one of honor and remembrance. Her granddaughter, Brandie Wright, along with family member Vornadette Brewer, has taken on the responsibility of organizing a fundraising effort to help lay Aunt Marian to rest in the manner she so richly deserves.
The goal is to give her the dignified farewell that her life merits a funeral that reflects the profound love and respect she inspired in those around her.
Contributions of any size are deeply appreciated. Each donation not only helps cover the cost of Aunt Marian's burial but also serves as a testament to the community and family ties she helped nurture over the years.
For those unable to give, sharing her story is a meaningful act of support, raising awareness about elder financial abuse and the need to protect those who have cared for us.
Aunt Marian Peteet Faultry leaves behind a legacy of love not in material possessions, but in the lives she touched and the values she lived by kindness, resilience, and selfless giving. Her memory will continue to live on in the hearts of her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and countless friends.
She may be gone, but her spirit endures in every act of love and every life she helped shape.
May she finally rest in peace, surrounded by the dignity and honor she carried with her throughout her life.
