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AILEEN MUSSELMAN
September 17, 2008
I will always have such wonderful warm memories of Aunt Mar! I never knew Grandma Slocum but my dad told me they were a lot a like. I know my dad loved his sister very much and all of us loved Aunt Mar for her zest in life! May that Slocum spirit never die! So glad I could be there at her funeral to see Uncle Ray, Jim, Linda, and your family. Take care of yourselves! All my love, aileen
Susan Slocum Alexander
September 13, 2008
Dear Krupka Family,
I cannot imagine how sad you feel and what a void in your life there is without Mar. I only hope our words and memories help remind you of the way she brightened our lives. When I think of Mar I think of her as the quinetessential happy aunt who eminated joy and love of life whenever I saw her. I think of barefeet and carefree living--an inspiration to us all to live life fully. She and Ray made quite a pair! Love and hugs to you all.
Allison & Chuck Weglarski
August 20, 2008
Marilyn was a great neighbor. She loved her gardening and was always a joy to talk to.
Ray we're keeping you and your family in our prayers.
Carol Ardenski
August 19, 2008
I worked with Marilyn and she was the kind of person who you never forget. My thoughts and prayers are with Ray and her family.
KC (Slocum) Wright
August 19, 2008
When I think of Aunt Mar, I am thankful for her big warm smile and how she shared her wonderful gift of laughter. (And of course, Uncle Ray by her side, was inspiring with his healthy lifestyle.) Although my Dad and Aunt Mar were not able to see much of each other over the past 20+ years, they always remained kindred spirits. She was a true peach and will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you Uncle Ray, Jimmy, Linda and your family.
With love and deepest sympathy,
Kathleen Ciesielski
August 18, 2008
Ray and Marilyn are wonderful neighbors. Marilyn was always there to lend a helpful hand. She's a hard working women with a fabulous garden. I will truly miss her.
Terri Holtz
August 18, 2008
Ray, Linda and Jim,
Marilyn and I were friends for over 30 years. She was one person in my life I could always count on. We traveled together a lot and always had a great time. I will truly miss her.
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