Marika "Maria" Okros

I met Maria in Greenville,KY in 2001, we kept our friendship even after she moved back to NJ.Our friendship continued and we could visit her and Bill in 2011 during our trip to new York . We were shocked to her that she passed away so tragically. She was very energetic ,active and full of life.I always remember her talking about staying fit and exercising so she can have a long life. We will miss her.Our condolences to her family and Bill.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

I was shocked that she died. I met her at Lawrence Libary and she was passionate about being a volunteer; loved people, easy to be with, very intelligent. I learned many things from her; she was a great inspiration to me.She was an avid exerciser and it showed and wanted us to be life long exercisers too. May you all find comfort to know she was loved by all of us. God bless her family and many people who loved her. She will be missed.

I, too, knew Maria from Toastmasters and am glad I had a chance to get to know her before her tragic accident. Sudden death is so difficult to understand. My sympathies and support to all her loved ones in this difficult time.

Maria was a great active example of a Toastmaster. As a member of the Princeton Toastmasters, Maria was always one to raise her hand and step up. Maria was a wonderful volunteer with the Disabled Adults of West Winsor. Maria will be missed by many. My condolences.

Maria was a true Princeton Toastmaster. Always there with a smile on her face, ready to help make sure the meetings were successful. We miss her.

Rest in peace Maria, until you hear His voice. John 5:28

I remember Maria as an energetic and lively woman who participated fully in every endeavor. Maria leaves behind a strong legacy of volunteering her time and talent. She made a difference in many lives. Blessings to you, Bill, and to Maria's family. Sympathies from me and her Princeton Toastmasters family.