MARILYN A. DUGAN

My deepest sympathy to the family. I was in the same high school class as Marilyn. I enjoyed going to all of the class reunions that she helped organize. I will deeply miss her.

Shirley Wolf Briggs
Class of 1954 of Crafton High School

It was with great sadness that we learned of Marilyn's passing. I worked with Marilyn for many years on high school reunions and got to know her much better than when we were young. She was a dear friend. Her sense of humor, often acerbic, will be greatly missed. I trust that she is now at peace in the arms of her family and many friends. The Crafton High School Class of 1954 is greatly diminished.
Jim Graham and wife Kathy

Marilyn was truly an asset to so many, she was a invaluable volunteer to many organizations. She is certainly an angel and we will all miss her. Her time was too short. I had the pleasure of working with her with Traveler's Aid and the Airport Ambassadors. She kept us all well informed.

Our condolences to the Dugan family... we were neighbors of Marilyn in Crafton, and even after she moved to Cloverleaf, we kept in touch with her escapades and travels through her yearly Christmas newsletter. May she rest in peace.

To the Dugan Family

May time ease your sorrow and give you peace I met Marilyn several times and she was a wonderful person to speak to. She was my mothers best friend ( Anna Maire Scott )
Rest in peace Marilyn

Farewell to the Matriarch of the Dugan Clan. Till we meet again on the other side. Gone but never to be forgotten.

Lovingly,

Peggy Gregor Rovers Dicker( Cousin )

To the Dugan and extended families,

I have many fond memories of Marilyn as we spent many years together serving in ministry at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton.

The world was a better place because of the love she so freely gave, and now may she rest in peace.

Hold the memories close to your heart. My deepest sympathy to all of you.

Sincerely,

Jennifer Blythe

I played cards with Marilyn for a few years and really liked her. May she rest in peace. My deepest sympathy to her family.

Marilyn and I worked together for so many years it is hard to believe she is gone, from the early 50's to the late 70,s and beyond at Blaw-Knox, Penn Independent and again at S.A. Comunale. I will miss her.