Marian Fullenwider

We will miss Grandma Fullenwider. She was a sweet and thoughtful lady. She always greeted us with a cheerful smile and was very interested in what my young children had to share. When Zoe was very young, Grandma gave her a set of tiny, wood angels which she has cherished all these years. As the kids got older, Grandma shared her love of books with them by sending gift cards to Barnes and Noble every year for Christmas. We all have fond memories of our visits with Grandma. The kids would climb up on her lap and she would share stories with them. She enjoyed their company and their hugs and didn't think of telling them "don't touch" even when it came to her beautiful collection of glass globes that she kept on her windowsill. They were fascinated by them! She gave one to each "great-grandchild" so they will have something beautiful to remember her by. We will remember her with love. She will always live in our hearts.

Thank you grandma!
For teaching me what it means to love unconditionally. I will never forget the amazing trips we took. My summer vacations in south Lyon. I always looked forward to seeing you and spending time with you. Although you had a packed house, you always had time for a game of clue, or gin rummy. I will carry you in my heart for the rest of my life.

Dear Malcolm, Donald and Peter, Your Mom was my favorite in the Sew and So group. I always enjoyed talking to her and your dad, they always had time to listen to our small talk. I had been thinking of your Mom often and wondering if she was still alive. I still have the copy of the Depression Stories that she put together of the group. May you treasure fond memories of her life. Dianne and Doug Zande

She was a good person, kind, and optimistic. I share her love of reading. Though I saw her little, I love her and always will. I have fond memories of visiting her. She was very thoughtful. Love Zoe (age 12)

She was a very good person, kind and optimistic, though I saw her little, I love her, and always will.