Minnetonka, MN - Molly Marie (Ennen) Berrigan, 51, was born on February 19, 1975, and passed away on June 16, 2026.

Molly was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Mark and Kathleen Ennen. She was the eldest of three, with two younger brothers, Ross and Charles.

Molly formed many of her life-long friendships early on, where she attended St. Austin's from K-8. The friends she made and kept over the years were a pillar of joy and strength for her.

Molly's greatest career achievement was conceptualizing and realizing Daylily Spa Salon. Molly was wicked smart and fearless, which translated directly to her success as an entrepreneur. Daylily Spa Salon became an integral part of the St. Cloud community and was very successful in all ways. Molly believed in the dignity of all people, which was apparent in the charity work she did. She was known for offering free services to women living in shelters, because they deserve to feel good too.

Molly was a contributing writer to the 2006 book Student Entrepreneurs Giving Back. In her chapter, she wrote, "I have been fortunate in my life to be able to give and receive as I have moved from poor to prosperous, from a high school dropout to a college honors student, and from benefitting from the services of an organization like Anna Marie's to being a contributor to its good work."

She went on to write that "social impact can happen on a grand scale or on an individual level. Personally, I find the 'grand scale' to be overwhelming. I don't ask myself, 'How can I put an end to domestic violence?' Instead, I ask, 'What attributes are unique to my business that can contribute to chipping away at the problem?'" Her answer was: "Beauty, healing and rejuvenation."

Molly believed that great societal change begins at a personal level. She continued to utilize the skills and talents that were cultivated during her ownership at Daylily to positively impact the lives of people around her. Molly donated, volunteered, and used her superb writing, organizational, and business acumen to advocate for the marginalized and those in less fortunate positions.

Molly found freedom and peace in camping, hunting and riding horses. She loved her dogs and cats her whole life. She loved to travel, and was a voracious reader and writer. As a child, she looked forward to every fall at Lamb's Resort in Schroeder with her family. As an adult, she continued the tradition with her children.

The most precious thing to Molly, by order of magnitude, was her three children. They were her world and she loved them more than words could say.

She is survived by her children, Hunter, Charles, and Greta Reiling; her parents, Mark and Kathleen Ennen; her brothers, Charles (Amanda) and Ross (Rachel); along with many other relatives and dear friends.

A celebration of Molly's life will be held July 10, 2026, at St. Joan of Arc Community Church, 4537 3rd Ave. S, Minneapolis, MN 55419. There will be a visitation at 10 AM, with Mass at 11 AM.

"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal; love leaves a memory no one can steal."