Marilyn Loden

Condolences to the Loden's family. May God comfort the family and love ones now and in the days and months ahead.

Marilyn, You have been an inspiration to me from the time we met and you imparted your expertise and helped us refine our DEI strategy at our company. You were one of the key pioneers in the space of Diversity Inclusion and the world is a much better place because of you. Your legacy lives in each of us you touched over decades. I miss you my dear friend and all our get together with John - the love of your life - in Naples after I retired, and the many one-on-one dinners we enjoyed...

Marilyn was an amazing and wonderful lady. I met Marilyn in the 90s for a Diversity and inclusion program. We continued our friendship and I enjoyed visiting her and John in Florida. I will miss-the world will miss Marilyn for all her life work in educating others in DEI. She was definitely ahead of her time and made a difference! I´ll miss you my friend, Rest In Peace with John. Your legacy will live on

To many of us in the Diversity Equity and Inclusion Profession, we most know her as the originator of the model on The Primary and Secondary Dimensions of Diversity. In fact, that was just mentioned a few days ago on a Zoom session of the OD Network sponsored course on OD. She made a wonderful and long lived contribution to DEI. And she was ahead of her time.

So sad. She was an extraordinary person, and will be missed by all who knew her!!

I loved Marilyn. I'm deeply sorry to hear that she is no longer with us. My late husband David and I shared so many lovely meals/occasions with Marilyn and John over the years. We often dined at each other's homes and even traveled together. I will always remember our friendship with great fondness and I will miss our talks. This is a photo of Marilyn with John and David - sadly all three are gone now. My condolences to her family. I know she greatly appreciated her nephew Jeffrey's care and...

Sending sincere condolences to Marilyn's family. Marilyn graduated high school with us, and lived around the corner from Peggy (on Iris Lane). She is fondly remembered by our classmates and we are saddened to hear of her passing. She certainly had a wonderful life with many fantastic accomplishments. Love from her classmates in the New Hyde Park Memorial HS, Class of 1964.

Thank you - the lovely Ms Marilynn for giving the world your knowledge and presence. Now educate those angels and you are now with your John and those precious pups