Marianne Boncutter "Mare" Lorenz

Marianne left us when she should have had so many happy years she would have been able to share with her and family and her many friends. She was a wonderful addition to any tennis court. We feel lucky to have known her and Fred.

Marianne was a sorority sister of mine at Whitman College and I am so sad to hear of her death. What a full and happy life she had lived.

Dear Fred: I saw the obit in the Desert Sun and thought, "I knew a Marianne Boncutter in Issaquah HS"...and again thought, with no mention of Issaquah in the item, it couldn't be the same classmate. I still have a lot of friends in the Seattle area and today I was talking to a friend from school who mentioned Marianne's passing. It was the same Marianne! I remember Marianne as a beautiful, popular, lively and funny girl and the carefree days we had in our teens growing up there. I have...

Mr. Lorenz, I am so sorry to learn of Marianne's passing. She was a great lady, very kind and thoughtful and I always enjoyed seeing her at Eldorado. My heartfelt sympathy to you and your family.

Dear Fred and family. I write this with a heavy heart and fond memories of Marianne. You all were great to grow up with as next door neighbors at Roanoke park. Mariannes bounless energy was always so much fun. She was a good friend to mom, and perhaps they are chatting it up as I write this. She will be missed by many I am sure. Be well Lorenz family and peace to you Marianne. From Stephen "Poncho" Jenkins

Dear Fred, We were shocked and saddened to learn of Marianne's passing. Travis and I looked for you and Marianne at the Asics Tournament at MH in January and missed seeing you. Marianne will be greatly missed in both Indian Wells and Seattle. Our love to you and your family during these sad days. Suzy and Travis Keeler

Mr. Lorenz (Fred)
We were so sad and shocked to learn about Marianne. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We have fond memories of you and her at the STC. She was always so caring and friendly.

Dear Fred, David, Jennifer and the rest of Marianne's family,
We will miss Marianne very, very much. She and you all have been a part of our lives "in the alley" behind 10th for as long as we can remember. I loved babysitting at your home, my brothers loved playing there and our Mom thoroughly enjoyed walking and talking with Marianne.
With the next generation, and our son Dylan, you continued to show kindness and support letting him "take care of your house and the cat" when you...

I have many memories of desert Thanksgiving with the Dorado villas gang. Marianne made the best sweet potatoes! I enjoyed the way she engaged life and those around her. She will be missed but remembered often and fondly.

My best to you Fred during this time of profound loss.

Christian Ursino