Marlene Luneburg

I first met Marlene at a 'sock hop' at St. Thomas College in September of 1959. How that happened is a story unto itself. But it was the start of my first true romance and for the next 18 months Marlene and I dated steady until we broke up toward the end of my sophmore year in the spring of 1961. Many a night I walked the two miles from my dorm room at St. Thomas to her house on Fairview Avenue adjacent to the St. Catherine's campus, some times at temperatures below zero. Her parents were...

So sorry to hear of Marlene's death. She was a good friend in my high school days, I spent long hours in her basement with her parents and pet dog as well as Marlene. She was a lovely person. You have my condolences. Michele Smith

I am so sorry to hear about Marlene's passing. She will be missed by her Derham Hall classmates at our 50th reunion this summer. She was a lovely person. Please accept my condolences.

I'm so very sorry for your loss; I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

Marlene was such a good person and had the most beautiful smile and laugh. My prayers and thoughts go out to her family.

Dear Linda, Julie and Chris. Mike Bodary told us of your loss. We have so many wonderful memories of your Mom and your family during our days in Cherry Hill. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Dick and Pat Schermerhorn, Amy, Rich, Anne, jim andMike.

Thoughts and prayers for the family. We remember Marlene when we were in college and then as early marrieds living in the Palos area of metro Chicago. Sorry for your loss.

We are holding you all in the Light. There are so many fond memories that come to mind of Marlene and the Luneburgs. Our condolences,

My thoughts & prayers go out to the Luneburg family. So sorry for your loss!