Marianne Bacon

I feel so privileged to have been her nurse. She was always so welcoming, always wanting me to sit down and chat. She always had sports on the TV. We'd chat about politics, her family and mine. She loved her kids often referring to Cindy as her "baby girl" and John her "baby boy" She was always so appreciative of anything I did for her. She made my job easy. I can still hear her saying, as she often did, "Hey, way to go!" I'll never forget her.

As a volunteer spiritual caregiver I visited Marianne, as well as facilitated her visiting an acquaintance in Hopewell after she transferred to Laurel Main. I appreciated her positive attitude and her words of appreciation to team members as they served her. She was pleased to be able to rely on Cynthia to care for her affairs. When I visited a few days before her passing I read the 23rd Psalm; she smiled as I read, then said, "Up above, up above." May God provide comfort, peace and courage...

I will forever remember Marianne´s warm hugs & the joy that the sound of her laughter brought. Deepest condolences,

My sincerest condolences to you and your family, Cindy. Your mother was a gracious, beautiful lady inside and out. I'm grateful for her guidance in Chapter T, P.E.O.

John, Pam and boys, sorry for your loss, it not easy but faith will help you through this sorrow. We will keep your family in our prayers. David and Linda Smith

May memories of Marianne remain always near, never far and may her loved ones experience the Peace that passes understanding.

Dear Cindy and family, I am sorry to hear about your mom. I have lovely neighborhood memories of her. Barbara Allen Sebastian

We will miss our visits! Love, George and Debbie Kaufman