B. "Marilyn" Hannah

May love be in your heart with memories of this wonderful woman. Marilyn is truly missed by all who knew her. RIP

My condolences to Marilyn's entire family. I knew her when we were both young women sharing our hearts and thoughts on teaching, relationships, children, and life. She was a mentor, an inspiration, a confidante, and a friend to me, and I hurt for her amazing family that loved and cared for her with reverence, joy, and tenderness when she could no longer care for herself. We will all remember her inner and outer beauty, her compassion, her curiosity, and her dedication to family, friends,...

Dick,
My thoughts are with you at this time. May your travels and years together and the memories that mean the most to you live forever in your heart. Deepest sympathy to you and your family, Carolyn (Hudson) Pehlke

Praying for Marilyn and thinking of your family at this sad time.

Dana, Kelly, and Boys
Our sincere condolences to you and your family on your loss.
Love you,
Jim and Linda Van Acker

Our deepest sympathy to the Hannah family. May God comfort you through this time of loss. May your wonderful memories live forever in your hearts. God Bless you

To the Hannah family our prayers and thoughts to comfort you. Marilyn and Sue had a wonderful friendship over the years sharing family news or working together to help non profits. The memory I have was our trip to fish the waters of Powell Lake in Canada and the delightful dinner conversations and late night laughs. I still think you caught the biggest trout.
Ray Maly - Vancouver Wa

Many happy memories of Marilyn, Gyro's, our book club,golf, she was a gentile, caring lady full of grace and beauty. Rest in peace

Sue Anthony-Graham

Dick and Family: I know how special Marilyn was...she was always so lovely to me and I enjoyed getting to know her on our trip through the Panama Canal.....so proud of her gumption and spirit....she did not hesitate getting on the zipline over the jungle canopy...May you be always comforted by your wonderful memories...Sincerely and with Sympathy, Carol Inukai (Mrs. Dick Inukai)