Christine Constance Tampary Marks

Lianna,I was very sorry to hear about the loss of your mother,my deepest condolences to you, Jimmy and family.Your mother to me was like this beautiful rose that bloomed with a smile and left that memory on many that knew her. She had a big heart with lots of love inside her that she shared with many and always spoke with a kind sweet voice. She will truely be missed. Georgia Chestnut

Lianna, our prayers are lifted up from afar for you, Neal and all your family. With love...

Ms. Marks was such an inspiration to me. She always had a beautiful smile and seemed to see the lighter side of life. I will never forget her.I am so thankful that I was lucky enough to meet such a wonderful lady as she was.

Lianna, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your Mother. Please know you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Sincere sympathy, Susan Robertson Schluter and Ernie Schluter (WHS class of'68)

Many fond memories of my visits to Aunt Christine with Yia-Yia Krom, not to mention the many family Christmas parties. Her memory will be ever lasting. My deepest condolences to Jimmy and Lianna.
Constantine Sturgis Panos, a nephew

As a child, I learned many things from my Aunt Christine. She gave me my first piano lesson at Tamparyville when I was 7 years old. I have so many fond memories of my early years at Martine's, Tamparyville and the "Farm," which will be with me forever. I thank her for being the lovely, talented person she was. I join my family in mourning the loss of Aunt Christine. May her memory be eternal.
Rosemary Kromidas Hendrix, her niece