Marilyn “Mickey” Schlosser (Vowles)

Marilyn “Mickey” Jean Schlosser (Vowles) passed away peacefully after a brief illness on January 25, 2026, at the age of 91 in Sweetwater, Tennessee.  Born on January 8, 1935, she is predeceased by her loving husband, Ronald David Schlosser; her son, Kevin Charles (Linda) Schlosser; parents Frederick Simon Vowles & Marion Henrietta Vowles (Schott); sisters Lillian (Lloyd) Roberts, Janet Vowles, Maragaret (Eugene) Redick; brothers Simon (Dorothy) Vowles and Charles (Doreen) Vowles.  Survived by her sons Kyle (Marie) Schlosser and Keith (Shelley) Schlosser; grandsons Scott Schlosser, Alexander (Emily) Schlosser, Peter (Lauren) Schlosser, Ryan Schlosser, Rex (Trevor) Schlosser; granddaughters Chelsea (Michael) Duerr and Courtney Schlosser; great-grandchildren Chloe, Charlie and McCain Duerr and Ella, Sofie, Grayson and Nora Schlosser; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.

Mickey’s journey began at Thomas Edison Grammar School and graduated from Spencerport High School.  She spent most of her working career as a devoted housewife and best Mom ever, managing to keep her three sons and husband on the right track.  Early on she worked at Rochester Gas & Electric Company and later at Tops Market. 

Throughout her life, Mickey cherished spending quality time with her entire family.  She particularly enjoyed grand family gatherings, such as the Schott Family Reunion, and later, visiting with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.  Her close friendships were also a source of immense joy for her.  Additionally, she held a deep sense of pride in her service to the Gates Historical Society. 

We will remembering Ron & Mickey Schlosser at the James R. Gray Funeral Home on June 20th with visitation from 11 AM to 12 PM followed by a short memorial service. All friends and family of Ron & Mickey are invited to a celebration of their lives at the Hidden Valley Club House from about 1PM until 3:30 PM. In lieu of flowers, Ron and Mickey would be pleased to have anyone wishing to make a donation to consider the Gates Historical Society in their memory.