Marilyn Lingo Lunner

We learned of Marilyn's death after we recently returned from a winter vacation. I was a 4-H Extension Agent in Clackamas County and she was the staff chair for a time before her retirement. She exceled at working with faculty and staff in her role as the Extension staff chair. She always helped me work through difficult situations, provided great support for our programs and was always available to offer critical insight when I needed advice. She will be missed by friends and colleagues....

I just learned of Marilyn's death. We worked together for year, played bridge together, took a couple of trips to Hawaii together. When studying for the bar exam and when on sabbatical leave I lived with her. She was a treasured friend. Alice Mills Morrow, Corvallis OR

Marilyn was such a wonderful role model for me when I moved to Oregon and OSU Extension work in 1984. She was always an intelligent and calming influence in our Extension associations.

I worked with Marilyn on nutrition related projects in Clackamas County and she was always such a joy to work with..calm, competent, ready to go the extra step to be of service to the community. Her leadership set a standard for the future. She will be missed by all.

Marilyn and I served on the Clackamas Mental Health Council together 35+ years ago. She was so warm and intelligent and I looked up to her. I liked her voice. I'm sure she was a wonderful sister and aunt and I am sorry for your loss.

Thinking about you and your family, Bob.

We have been friends for 20 years. We have taken trips, gone camping, went to the theater, and many other actives together. You will be missed but not forgotten.