Marcelyn Ann Stoddard

Wow ! I left the U.T. in 1998 and never looked back. I worked with Marcie in Subscriber services when she was a Job Scheduler. I thought about her the other day and her name brought me here. Marcie was an Angel hiding in plain sight. Very Special and just Lovely to be around. Peace Out my dear - Rose

Dear Stoddard Family,

I had the privilege of knowing Marcie through a 2 month tour of Europe in the summer of 1988. We hit it off immediately. I was very impressed with the fact that she had saved every penny herself for this tour. At the time she was 20 or 21 years old. She was wise and mature beyond her years. She loved history, art, and literature which was a great prerequisite for European travel. I loved her sense of humor and hearty laugh. Her positive spirit and vibrant...

Barbara,
I was surprised and so sorry to learn about your daughter's passing. I can remember back over all those years where you shared your stories/news of her travels. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

To all who loved her
I was so sorry to hear about your loss. I haven't seen her since high school but I always remembered her. She was a beautiful vibrant person full of life, love and friendship. My prayers and thoughts are with you all. God bless

Frank, Robert, Barbara and Bobby,
We were both very saddened by the news. The light of the Lord now shines upon her. May the Lord help comfort and guide you through this difficult time.

Frank,
You are part of Marcie's new journey. Share the energy of her soul and let her new travels in. I share in your loss.

Dearest Frank,
You mean so much to us. It is so beautiful to read about Marcie, her travels, interests and even moreso, her luminous glow in life on earth and in everlasting life. We support you and care about you. Mary

The photos that published in the newspaper so very much captured the essence of Marcie...strong and vibrant. She was one amazing human being, both in beauty and in intelligence. Such a hunger for knowledge and a quest to TRULY experience life.

I had the pleasure of working first with her brother Bobby and then with Marcie. And both had the capacity to make you laugh so much, you'd be in tears. What an extraordinary gift. And what an extraordinary loss.

We can all take...

I haven't seen Marcie for a few years but I'll always remember her smiling face. Her upbeat spirit will continue on, in her new peaceful home. She's your angel now, forever in your hearts.