Marilyn L. Simpson

It is hard to believe all these years have passed and we still miss her. I got to know her before her brother, Bob and I were married and now that is 60 years ago.

Dear Family, Todd told me of many funny and happy times he spent with Marilyn. He told me that he used to wait for Marilyn to get home from work and he would wait out-side the front of the house and she would let him in the car and she would drive to the back of the house for his little ride. She was very kind to me and our children as well. I remember her inviting us to stay at her home for a whole week (with our two very very young children) she was very gracious and welcoming . I will...

My prayers go out to Nancy and Steve and their families. I was so sorry to hear of your mom's passing. Nancy I will always remember the good times growing up. When we got home from school I always knew your mom was going to give us some chores to do :>). She always made us laugh and enjoy life I feel she was like my second mom. Many memories of the good times at your home. She was truely a great person and I am the better person for knowing her.

From the family:) We want to thank each of you for helping us through this difficult time. Its so wonderful to see old friends write in this guest book. What a treasure to keep the posts! Our mom touched many lives of this we have no doubt. We also know she is with her Scott and probley singing in the choir. Thank you again..you can reach me personally ( Nancy) by emailing [email protected]
God Bless

MARILYN WAS ONE OF THE KINDEST MOST COMPETANT WOMEN I KNOW. SHE WAS INDEED A "LADY" IN ALL IT'S SENSES AND I WILL MISS HER GREATLY.
SHE WAS ALSO A GOOD FRIEND OF MY FATHER WHO ALSO DIED THIS PAST YEAR.
SHE WILL BE MISSED. TOM VUCUREVICH

My wife, Betty, worked as a salesperson for Rossum and Nea;for several years and came to know Marylin well and had a great deal of respect for her and her ability to run the real estate office. she exends her sincere and heartfelt sympathy to Marylins family.

To the family, It has been many, many, to many to count...years since I saw Marilyn, but I do remember her. She sent me the nicest letter probably 25 years ago when I was looking for a job and had applied where she was working. She told me she recognized my last name and remembered that her daughter Nancy and I use to go swimming together! Now...that was many years ago. But I thought it was so nice that she would take time to write me such a wonderful letter and that she would remember. ...

Unfortunately I won't be able to be at the funeral...we are leaving on a trip to see grandchildren. Marilyn was like a member of the KOTA family. She recorded the Rossum and Neal commercials at our studios every week. In fact, she once took home the table covering from the studio to launder it! It was filthy! Also, I will never forget the time the wireless mike she was wearing when we emceed the KOTA Talent Show went out and we had to go under her ball gown to find it and fix it. ...

I am so saddened to hear of Marilyn's passing. My heart goes out to each of her family. I will always remember her as a special friend and lovely person. May God be your strength during this most difficult time.