Marie A. Kleinsorge

Mom, as we approach 2 years gone from us, we all miss you terribly. Your easy smile, that mischievous sparkle in your eye when you were up to something, your love of nature and all things silly and your quick whit. Mostly just the sound of your voice on the other end of the phone. We all pray that sweet, gentle angels ( who love a good joke) are hanging out with you surrounded by sunshine and flowers.

My condolences to the family. Marie was a second mom to me when I was a kid. She was the sweetest most upbeat lady you could ever meet. She always looked at the glass as half full, not half empty. My mom and her are surely hanging out together wherever this journey has taken them. She was a remarkable person and I was fortunate to have known her. I am sorry I heard about this late. I am deeply saddened by this, but I am positive she is in Gods favor, and will always be in the hearts of those...

This lady was one of the most sweetest people you could ever know. She was a second mom to me growing up. She never had bad to say towards anyone. I'm confident she is close to our creator. Well, now she and my mother can hang out together again. Bless you on your journey sweet lady. You will be greatly missed.

So very sad to learn of Marie's passing. She and my mother were close friends for many years and I often think of the hilarious times they had like searching for Skippy the hamster who went missing in the house, the pandemonium when the bat got into Susan and Diane's room, Steven eating Marie's hidden stash of chocolate inside the cupboard, Steven chasing Richard down the street on Easter with the giant fork from the wall of the kitchen, and sooo many more. We lived across the street from...

I am so sorry to hear of my sister in law passing. I truly wish I could have had more visits with her. She was such a lovely person. My condolences to my nephews and nieces from your uncle Tom.

Marie was a great pleasure and a friend to have known. She will certainly be missed by her family who lovingly was by her side through her journey to peace and tranquility. Rip my dear friend, Guy and Anne Schmidt.

I'll treasure forever the memories of the years I was fortunate to share with your mom. She was a remarkable woman!

Diane: I'm sorry for your loss. Marcy Merritt '76

I´m sorry for your loss. With deepest sympathy at this time of sorrow.