Florence Marian Eichler

My deepest sympathy to Mary Lou and her family and Elaine and her family. I'm so sorry that I didn't know of Mrs. Eichler"s passing in time to come down and pay my respects. I have such good memories of my childhood living just 2 doors away at that time. I remember the good and sad times. I remember when her son died in the war, very sad time. I was about 6 yr old at the time. But then I also remember happy times playing in her house with Mary Low,the beautiful collie dogs,Benny taking us...

My sympathy to her family. What a wonderful lady. She was admired and will be remembered fondly by many as an example of how to live each day. I worked with her on the Altar Guild at Timonium Church and in the kitchen. One of my sons helped deliver The Baltimore Sun with her son Benny. May you rest in peace, Marian.

My condolences on your lose.She is in a better place watching over you family.

Ms. Marian was such a beautiful human being. Her dedication to the Red Cross was an inspiration to everyone. If it was a Tuesday we knew we could count on seeing her working on some Red Cross project, she was so faithful to her work.

She was gracious,a real lady and never had a cross word for anyone, except maybe a certain baseball team if they lost their latest game!

She was very much missed by her Red Cross family when she had to stop coming to her Tuesday...

Our condolences--Mrs. Eichler led a full life, and her contributions to public service are admirable. Best wishes to the family.