Marjory A. Wheaton

Marjory Wheaton Obituary

Marjory A. Wheaton
of Montrose, Pa.
Marjory A. Wheaton, 84, of Montrose, Pa., passed away peacefully on Saturday, November 17, 2007, at her home. She was born in Binghamton, N.Y., to the late F. Charles and Rena (Wilcox) Grummond. Her brother, F. Charles Grummond, Jr. also predeceased her. She is survived by her husband of 63 years, James S. Wheaton, Montrose, Pa.; two sons and a daughter-in-law, Philip and Karen Wheaton, Montrose, Pa., Barry Wheaton, Tobyhanna, Pa.; four grandchildren, Barry, Eric, Jaime and Brandy Wheaton; seven great-grandchildren, Kylie, Andrea, Devon, Cole, Sierra, Alexa and Laikey; three nieces. Marge was a member of the Franklin Forks United Methodist Church. She worked as a District Justice in Susquehanna County for 18 years.
Private Service will be held at the family's convenience. Interment will be in the Lawsville Cemetery, Liberty Twp., Pa. Memorial contributions in Marge's memory can be made to the Franklin Forks United Methodist Church.

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Published by Press & Sun-Bulletin on Nov. 19, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Marjory Wheaton

10 Entries

Nicole Scott

November 21, 2007

I am so sorry for your loss. Marjory was such a nice lady and a pleasure to be around. She touched all of us. She will be missed by all. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Gary Parker

November 20, 2007

To the Wheaton Family; Our heartfelt wishes for strength at this time of loss. Marge was a kind, caring , and sincere person. From the first time I met her many years ago, I always was welcome into her home and spent many enjoyable hours with her, Jim & Shorty. Her sense of humor always made me laugh and know that she truly enjoyed life. Find comfort in happy memories of her.
Gary & Theresa Parker

Gail Finnessey

November 20, 2007

I am so sorry for your and the world's loss. I enjoyed knowing her and will miss her advice, wit and humor very much.
Peace be with you in this time of loss of such a special lady

Tom Yachymiak

November 19, 2007

I would like to express my deepest sympathy to the Wheaton family. Marge and my late father Frank worked together for many years at the annex. He always had wonderful stories to tell about fun he and Marge had at the office or during lunch. He had great respect for Marge and enjoyed her sense of humor.

We pray that God will get you peace during this difficult time.

Christine Rice

November 19, 2007

We had a boat across from *The Judge* I always held her in such high esteem. I remember her fondly as a joyous part of going to the lake and all of us tying up out in the cove. My prayers are with her family.

Roberta Schmidt

November 19, 2007

My mom, Jeannette Bates Schmidt, loved Marjorie and the summers they had on Laurel Lake, and I remember many good times at the home of both my grandparents on Mill street and the home of "Aunt Rena and Uncle Charles." The Bates and Grummond families did Thanksgiving together. There was always talk of Marjorie and how she was doing. Marjorie had a sense of daring, fairness, and adventure that is rare anymore. Mom used to say of their exploits "we should have been killed, but..." Mom died in 11/06 at the age of 92, so I'll bet they're having a great time together now...Heaven will never be the same! It was a priviledge to share the world with Marjorie. Yours, Robin Schmidt

Fran Donovan

November 19, 2007

Marge certainly added a lot of wit and humor to my life. Several months ago I was lucky to meet her doing some shopping at ABC - it made my day. God bless her and you, her family. Fran Donovan

Debbie Prokop

November 19, 2007

We met Marge through our friends Dorothy and Harold Harder. I can remember when they had a boat in Troy's marina with the Harder's. Marge would tell jokes and make us laugh for hours. She was a great lady and we will always have fond memories of her. So sorry for your loss.

NANCY PETERSON

November 19, 2007

KAREN AND PHIL, IM SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. I REMEMBER YOURE MOM, AS THE FIRST TIME SHE SAW HEIDEE, SHE SAID LOOK AT THAT LITTLE GIRL. I HAVENT SEEN YOU IN SOME TIME AND I DO REMEMBER TALKING TO YOU A LOT WAITING AT DIALYSIS .YOURE MOM CAN BE AT PEACE NOW , AS HEIDEE IS ALSO .ITS VERY HARD AND AT TIMES IT IS ON ISAIAH BUT FOR THE MOST PART WE DO WELL, AS I KNOW NOW SHE IS NO LONGER SUFFERING. AGAIN MY SYMPATHY NANCY PETERSON

John Brant

November 19, 2007

What
a sweet sweet lady who I enjoyed talking before I left to go home from
work. She will be missed by all. Karen and the rest of the family, God
Bless you all and Marjory. We will all miss seeing Marjory's smiling
face at the Unit.

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