Marianne Printy

Marianne and I were born the same year - among the second generation of Italian immigrants, Simeone and Antonia Macioci Lollo. We were cousins. My memories of Marianne were of her gentle, sweet smile, her intelligence, her height, and her strength. She lived in our grandmother's home, with Uncle Roy and Aunt Annie. I would see her on Wednesdays when my father, John, left Norwalk to see his mother and sisters in Huron. She was surrounded by family devotion to Jesus Christ which was...

It was my privilege to know Marianne. Not only was she a beautiful lady but she was kindhearted and loving. You will be greatly missed Mare and always in our hearts. RIL

She was one of the strongest. Sweetest person I've ever known. Happy to call her family.so glad she now is resting in the arms of the holy family. Rest now in peace, Marianne

To all of Marianne's Family, It was with much sadness that I heard of Marianne's passing. She was one of the sweetest persons ever, and will always be fondly remembered. Such good memories growing up together as cousins. Just wanted all of you to know that my thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of loss. Love, Amy (DeFazio) Hula

Dear Family of Marianne, I remember growing up with her and playing together with she and her twin sisters, Sandy and Christine in Huron, Ohio. My grand parents lived across the street and we saw each all the time. I loved my cousins very much and we had so much fun. Such good memories. I want to extend my sincere condolences and sadness. My love and prayers are with her family at this sad time. May our Lord and Savior be your comfort and peace as you learn to live in the absence of her...