Marian was the daughter of the late Adam and Marie (Heidner) Klebes, loving wife of the late Donald Kopp and the late Gordon Russell Anderson, and mother to the late Theresa Greathouse.
She especially loved her Sunday night and holiday dinners with family making her favorite German and other traditional foods. Marian also enjoyed vacationing in the Poconos, boating, skiing, and dancing. Marian had many hobbies and interests, along with bookkeeping and accounting, she loved interior and custom home design, as well as traveling across the United States and Europe with her husband, Gordon. Marian worked as a bookkeeper for various local restaurants including Fox Crest Inn and the Lamb Tavern. She lived in West Chester and Springfield, Pa., before moving to Rehoboth Beach. Marian was raised in Collingdale, Pa., and graduated from Sharon Hill High School in 1945. 10, 2021, at Barclay Friends in West Chester, Pa. : Your online source for Marian Athletics, tickets, multimedia, Knight merchandise, photos and more.Marian Ellen Anderson (nee Klebes), 93, passed away peacefully Friday, Dec. The Knights will go on the road next Saturday traveling to Goshen College.
Marian ended the game with 11 assists on their 10 goals. John and Mason each recorded a brace, and John had two assists. Schlom was credited with the game-winning goal adding an assist to her statline, Smith led Marian three assists. Marian took 34 shots in the win, with Oleksak's 10 shots leading Marian as the junior recorded her first career four-goal game. John and Lexi Curryended the scoring for the afternoon, with John scoring the ninth goal on a Lindsey Stoughtonassist. Curry's first career goal came in the 86th minute, with John adding an assist to the Curry goal. Huntington would snap the shutout in the 62nd minute, but Marian answered less than 40 seconds later with Mason scoring on a Kinadee Whitepass. John scored the first of the half bending in a goal in the 49th minute off a Jacelyn Smithassist, and eight minutes later Oleksak recorded her fourth goal as Smith assisted on the goal. The scores kept coming for Marian in the second half, with the Knights adding five more goals to their total. In the first half alone, Marian took 21 shots, allowing just one Huntington shot. Drew Masoncapped the first half scoring, heading in a goal in the 44th minute to give Marian a 5-0 lead at halftime. Marian kept their attacking going, and in the 37th minute Oleksak completed her third hat trick of the season scoring off a pass from Ryli John. Allie Schlomscored 121 seconds later with Maya Deckerearning the assist, and in the 27th minute Oleksak put away her second goal, with Mallin and Schlom assisting on the goal. The first goal of the day came from Erin Oleksak, who scored in the 22nd minute off a pass from Gretchen Mallin. Marian's 12th shot of the morning started a scoring streak, with Marian tacking on three goals in a five minute window. The Knights' headlined the game, dominating possession from the opening kickoff taking 11 shots in the first 20 minutes of play. The win was Marian's first at home in conference play, as they climb to 12-2-1 overall this season and 4-1-1 in Crossroads League play. Vincent Field, blowing out Huntington 10-1 on senior day. INDIANAPOLIS - The Marian women's soccer team lit up the scoreboard on Saturday morning at St.
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