Marlene (given name)

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Marlen
Gender:	Female
Origin:	German
Meaning:	A combination of names Maria "beloved/love" and Magdalene "of Magdala"

Marlene is a female German given name. It is derived from the female given names Maria and Magdalene. People with this name include:

Contents 1 Real people 1.1 In politics 1.2 In academia 1.3 In sports 1.4 In entertainment 1.5 In arts 2 Fictional characters

[edit] Real people

• Marlene Lehnberg, also known as The Scissor Murderess
• Marlene Garcia-Esperat, murder victim

[edit] In politics

• Marlene Cowling
• Marlene Johnson
• Marlene Catterall
• Marlene Graham
• Marlene Jennings

[edit] In academia

• Marlene Belfort, who helped discover self-splicing introns in bacteriophage DNA
• Marlene Scardamalia, education researcher

[edit] In sports

• Marlene Hagge
• Marlene Ahrens
• Marlene Elejarde
• Marlene Matthews
• Marlene Streit
• Marlene Weingärtner, a tennis player
• Marlene Thomsen, a badminton player

[edit] In entertainment

• Marlene Daudén, Filipina drama actress
• Marlene Dietrich, German actress and entertainer
• Marlene Warfield, American actress
• Marlene Callahan, also known as Marlene Wallace
• Marlene Charell, German entertainer
• Marlene Janssen, American model
• Marlene Lawston, child actress
• Marlene Morrow, American model
• Marlene Schmidt, Miss Universe in 1961
• Marlene van Niekerk, a writer
• Marlene Favela

[edit] In arts

• Marlene Neubauer-Woerner
• Marlene Dumas

[edit] Fictional characters

• Marlene (Final Fantasy VII)
• Marlene Alraune, of the Marvel Universe
• Marlene Kratz, from Australian soap opera Neighbours
• Marlene Rush, from the Robotech Series