Margie Marsh

I love you more than words can imagine!! Nana you were my mentor and my friend. It is hard to imagine my life going on with out you. But I know you are with all the people you love in heaven. I know god is on our side. I am so thankful that I was able to have you as a huge part of my life. You were the most amazing person I knew and by far the most beautiful. I know you will be looking down on us. I will meet up in heaven in years to come. I can't wait to hear your piano and the new memories...

Such a beautiful remembrance of an amazing person and a life well lived. Many blessings to all of those that carry on Margie's legacy. We always loved seeing Margie at the ball!

I was pastor of the Marsh family in Baptist Temple Church, Alexandria, Virginia, January 1, 1959-June 30, 1967. Every pastor should have the experience (blessing) of pastoring at least one church member like Margie Marsh. She abounded in vim, vigor, vitality, enthusiasm, humor, creativity, and dependable support for her church and its pastor. I remember her leading the youth choir at the 8:30 a.m. Sunday worship services. I cannot forget the entertaining skits she and her family presented...

I remember Margie and her leadership in the many fun events we had at Baptist Temple. Margie always had something to say! I also remember the wedding anniversary party given for Margie & Bill. When my husband, Jim, was asked to give a few words of remembrance, he recounted many surprising things about Margie that few people knew. Baptist Temple is one church Ill always remember because of special families and people like Bill and Margie. Dot Fox

A beautiful tribute. Rest in peace, Mrs. Marsh.

What a beautiful tribute. Prayers for God's comfort.

My condolences to all you Marshes. Margie was a fine lady and I'm happy to have many fond memories of her at Baptist Temple singing In the choir or hanging out with the ladies of the Dorcas Class. She always had a big hug and kind words to share and whenever you heard a piano being played, it was usually Mrs. Marsh at the keyboard! She was truly a human dynamo, a driving force behind all happenings at the church and will be missed by all who knew and loved her.