Marcia Ruth Tong Lawrence

Very much appreciate reading the tributes to my Aunt Marcia. I am putting my email address here and hope the writer of the anonymous tribute from Idaho will contact me! The family is so curious as to who you are. Please!! [email protected]

I like to picture the family greeting the last one home on that heavenly shore. For the Walter Tong family, the circle is now unbroken. Our love for each of them is eternal.

my thoughts and prayers are with your family god bless

Our mother, a nurse,an aunt,a Christian Woman, and missionary (with our dad) to the Indians in Arizona where you retired.
After dad passed you made your home with our loving sister, Kim. Each summer through the age of I believe 79 you loaded up grandchildren from Arizona and drove out to your New York family. How excited we all were expecting your arrival and so much laughter, fun, and conversation filled the summer making it pass oh so quickly.
You were always there...

My memories of Marcia will always make me smile. Thinking of you girls and your families with love. God bless and keep you in his loving arms.

Marcia...you precious friend. May you touch the face of God and rest in his warm embrace. Your reunion with Ray
must have been glorious. Our sympathy
to you girls...you will miss her alot.
God bless and our love to you all
Don & Lynn Everett

We are so sorry for your loss, All of you are in Our thoughts and Prayers.

After being an outstanding nurse at the Arnot-Ogden Memorial Hospital for over 20 plus years our mother moved to Arizona and did mission work with the Indians alongside our father for several years. Mom made her home with our loving sister, Kim, in Arizona after dad went home to be with our Lord.
I believe through the age of 79 she would load up some of her grandchildren in Arizona and head east for the summer. We three girls of six girls and her grandchildren always looked forward...