Marilyn Renee Spiegel

I didn't get to know Marilyn for very long, but I met an enthusiastic woman, loving life, happy and outward focused, like the other women in her family

Aunt Marilyn,

I love you more than words can express and I will miss you terribly. But I take solace in knowing that your life touched the lives of so many, including my own. Looking around the room at your memorial service I could see how much you were loved. But I will miss your smile and how it could light up the room; I will miss your laugh and how laughing made your eyes crinkle so small that they seemed nonexistent; I will miss our swapping of they latest good book that we read;...

I didn't know you personally . But more people of your caliber are needed in this world . The world has lost another earth angel. I'm sure you will be missed .

Dear Marilyn;

Thank you for wonderful times fishing and cruising and singing old Jimmy Buffet songs. Thank you for great stories and great jokes and a smile that lit up any room. Thank you for a generous heart and a fine wit and keen mind. You were one in a million, you won't be forgotten.

Though we hadn't seen each other in quite a few years, it was enough knowing you were there in Florida, living, laughing and making the world a better place. You are missed, my...

Your bright smile and infectious love of life will always be a treasured memory. You will always live in my heart. I'm thankful I was able to meet your dear Harry and see you so happy. You will be missed.

This women gave me a chance and trusted and believed in me. I will never forget her or her family. Marilyn you will be missed, you did so much for so many people.

This was a great women, with a special heart.

Very fond and loving memories of Marilyn Spiegel abound as her PTA family gathered to say our farewells today. We cried, shared laughter and decided that she and Harry were flying high on an eternal journey.

Her sons, Brett, Sean and Dean gave eloquent talks and shared their love of their mother, Marilyn. She must have been so proud of the gentlemen she raised. Marilyn's sister, Susan, along with her son and daughter, recalled Marilyn and Harry, with warmth, love and disbelief. ...

My heart and sympathy go out to Marilyn's family and friends. I was privileged to meet her only recently, but she made a lasting impression on me.