Marilyn Jean (Ahlgren) Stewart

Marilyn was such a good friend. We worked together at Sedgwick Midde School. She as a special teacher and I as a speech therapist. We had such fun in our PPT's
She was also a great Red Sox fan and we texted during the games. I was so sad not to be able to say good bye to her and would love to talk to some of her friends. Please get my number from her son, Rob, who is probably still at her spot in McAuley. Blessings on you, Marilyn, Nancy

A beautiful soul and loving person .
Mary Stoughton would have been there if she was well.

I am docent at the Wadsworth Atheneum and very much enjoyed Marilyn.

Rob, Your mother and I worked together on the art and library committees at the Town and County Club. We shared interests in literature, art and travel. I will miss her softspoken gentility ,friendly company, and wisdom. She contributed so much to our club in her quiet and loyal participation.We will miss her. With sincere sympathy to your family. Judy Lawes

I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss Marilyn as one of my "mentor ladies" in the long-standing book club group I joined as a young teacher. She always read the book and did her research -- and, most importantly, Marilyn was a model of integrity.

I am so very sorry for your loss. Marilyn was a member of our long standing book club. I will miss her presence and contributions terribly. She was a beautiful caring person.

Rob and family, your parents were both such wonderful neighbors, generous people, and kind souls. They touched our lives and we were blessed for it. Our kids were very sad to hear of Marilyn's passing. Even they remember her sweet disposition and generous personality. You will be in our prayers. With love, Laura and Dean