Marjorie Patricia Mushorn

Marjorie and I became close friends working in banking together. We would find ourselves eating lunch together, me with my small sandwich and chips, she with crackers or Pringles, maybe some soup. We would talk and laugh as our coworkers would be glued to their phones while we had our old ones and didn't even text then. After she retired we kept in touch and would meet at Fogarty's pretty often, always on our birthdays. Many times my granddaughter, Kellsie, would come. She got a kick out of...

So Sorry for your loss, Marjorie was one of the special person one meets in their lifetime who leaves you with the most precious memories one could ever imagine always smiling always cheerful , and exceptionally understanding. May God bless you all

Marjorie was so much more than just a client to me, she was a very dear friend. Her contagious laugh, her warm smile, her enormous heart. I will miss our meaningful conversations more than I can express. Our laughs and cries over a cup of coffee. She really was such a special soul. Fierce and kind all rolled into one. As I always told her when she visited for her hair appointments, It was always a good day when it was a “Marjorie day”! Heaven just welcomed back such a beautiful angel. You...

Her family in Canada is really going to miss her.... So very thankful for the time we did get to spend together. Hugs and sincere sympathy to everyone there. Ken and Lorraine McCormick

My thoughts and prayers to family and friends of Marjorie, especially Deborah, Doug and grandchildren.
. I enjoyed her friendship when I returned to So Berwick to care for my mother, whom she took care of while I worked. Mother always looked forward to her visits.
I was so happy to learn she found her family. What a joy. Now her life was complete.
Marjorie was sweet, kind and always smiling.
We enjoyed dinners out and concerts at the beach.
Peace my dear until we...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.