MARGERY-ENIX-Obituary

MARGERY ENIX

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

1935 - 2016

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March 13, 1935 - Sept. 24, 2016 STILLWATER Music Professor, cellist, and distinguished author Margery Ann Enix, born March 13, 1935, died on Sept. 24, 2016, of pneumonia, at age 81. Margery Ann Enix, of Santa Ana, CA, started her career as a performance cellist, progressing into academics...

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September 22, 2024 Margery Enix was a brilliant music scholar and phenomenal cellist who realized the valuable treasure of friendship. Imelda Delgado-Cortes

It was great sadness to hear of the death of Dr. Margery Enix. I met Margery at Indiana University where as music majors, we performed cello and piano recitals. She became my dear friend who most crucially guided me patiently on how to prepare for the doctoral exams.
Margery Enix was an astounding music scholar. Her music theory studies at Indiana University culminated at the defense of her dissertation that drew the comment from her major professor that: "This work is a...

As Margery Enix, said your E-tickets ready.... I am sure that God let her in and she is playing her cello without pain and with vim and vigor... Rest easy my friend, I love you as we all did

Dr. Enix was my theory and form and analysis teacher at Chapman. Her wealth of knowledge, patience and humor in her teaching style was like no other. Refreshing! I'm honored to have had her as a professor and to grasp the love of the cello. I "Thank You" for sharing a part of you on earth. Enjoy your new life above and say "Hello" to my mom above as she and others will welcome you with love. I will be truly miss you.

My music theory teacher my freshman year. What a pleasure it was to be in her class. RIP Dr. Enix.

Dr. Enix believed her students, and She truly dedicated her life to teaching! I'm truly thankful to Dr. Enix and chance to took some classes. Miss you Dr. Enix and Thank you for everything that you have given me...

I loved having her as my theory teacher while I was at Chapman University. She was a wonder person and to this day I still think of her when I sing certain intervals. Sending my love and prayers to all her family.

Dr. Enix was a dear friend and esteemed colleague of mine at both Indiana University and Chapman University. She was an accomplished cellist and a renowned scholar and teacher. She was a delightful person with a terrific sense of humor and was a loyal friend. May she rest in peace.