Marcia Lieberman Popper

Riding the bus, attending CNL meetings, conversing with Cathy Bremer and the other union activists all were stimulating with Marcia´s wise observations. I always found her comments very helpful and down to earth.

Dear Robert and family, Marsha was a significant and very special part of my life for many years as a member of the San Francisco Coastwalk Committee. I am very sad to hear of her passing. My heart is with you. All of the years we volunteered together I was always in awe of Marsha but reading this beautifully written obituary I learned the so much about her life, work and achievements I did not know. Even in her 70's and 80's she was incredibly productive and actively making a difference...

What a ray of sunshine for us! We knew Marcia through Spanish classes with Alfredo Jordan (and his wife Natividad) at San Francisco City College. Eventually Marcia (with Robert in tow sometimes) came to the "Saturday morning Tertulia" coffee group meetings at a coffee shop close to the De Young Art Museum in Golden Gate Park. "Tertulia" is a Spanish term for great conversation that follows from a meeting of friends, often over a meal or coffee. And great conversation it was-all the better...

Marcia was such an inspiring example of how to live a good and meaningful life and I will always remember her kindness, generosity, and sense of humor. Dave and I send our condolences to Robert, Stephen, Kenneth and their loved ones.

The Rodriguez Family sends each of the Poppers heartfelt condolences. We shall miss Marcia very much. We cherish her memories, kindness, insightfulness, and quietly leading by example. We send you our love and warm embraces. Karen, Fred, Byron and Cameron

My last photo of the bravest person I have ever known!!!!!