Marilyn L. Egner

Missing you ..but you live on in my heart and many memories.

My deepest sympathy to all who loved Marilyn. I am grateful to have gotten to know Marilyn through her grarden (I walk by it often) and was amazed at her skill and knowledge when she gave me a tour one beautiful day . May her love continue to grow in other ways.

I knew Marilyn when she was the librarian at Freedom. She started a teachers´ book club. We had many enjoyable after school discussions in her library. I am so sorry to hear of her passing. She is gone way too soon.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. Those of us that knew you will always remember you.

So very sad to hear Marilyn has passed. Talked to her a little while back not realizing it could be the last call between us. Many memories of good time spent together will remain. Love, your cousin, Rusty and Deana Held

Dear Frank and family I am Soooo sorry to read about Marilyn...my thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. I will miss her at the class reunions. I missed our 50th and all the our classmates. She was a good friend. Sandy

Dear Marilyn's family, She and I knew each other as kids at St Paul's Church, Trexlertown. Her sweet grandmother Faust was my great aunt, also. Decades detached, she kindly contacted me when my mom died. I so much appreciated and enjoyed our time of catching up. When Marilyn's mom passed, I am grateful to have reached her at that time. Sincere sympathy to you now and strength through faith always.

To Frank, Laura. Nick and your children....what a beautiful picture of Marilyn and a wonderful description of the many things she loved and excelled at.Her greatest source of joy was you her family and making memories with you.I loved her boundless energy for jumping into whatever she was doing 100 percent both Intellectually and physically.All of us have lost an exceptionally special and talented woman here on earth and heaven has gained a brightly shining angel. You have my love and...