Marilyn Murphy Meardon

I was fortunate to have Marilyn as my acting teacher at Barker and Young People´s. She taught me to be open & honest & creative. I am grateful for having been her student & for my friendship with Allison. Love, Heather Ross

Nice to see her lovely face. Great lady. Claudia

Am so thankful to the Lord to have had an aunt like Aunt Marilyn and miss her so much! She was so encouraging and full of love-- thinking many wonderful memories of her today and also of my amazing cousins! Love ya'll!

Dearest Allison and family. My condolences on Marilyn's passing. She certainly was a special person and you will have a lifetime of wonderful memories.
Thinking of you with love
Claudia

I am so grateful for the joy of knowing my Aunt Marilyn! She was full of love, cheerfulness, and abounding in energy! She was quick-witted and her wonderful laughter was contagious! She had a real knack for making one relax and just enjoy relationships, always being respectful of others. She was extremely creativeher ability to tell a story is legendarybut she equally seemed to take just as much joy in helping others develop in their own creativitysmiling as she listened and encouraged. ...

The loss of a wise, witty and whimsical humanitarian. My deepest condolences.

I knew Marilyn in several ways, she was a friend of my mother, I was able to enjoy working with her doing children's theater at the Barker St. Playhouse while I was in high school, which became a refuge during a hard time. Thank you Marilyn for your life and support of young people.

Marilyn was a queen of the stage, queen of the story, and queen of the Twelfth Night party. How lucky I was to know her and work with her in the Spellbinders. And how fortunate I feel that I was able to visit her with Len Cabral and Susan Klein last year. She will be missed, but very, very fondly remembered.