Marilyn Usinowicz

Dear Paul,

I was checking to see where you guys were living and ran into this. My deepest condolences to the entire family. She was a lady of great intellect and a passion for life. God bless all of you. What a great legacy to have had a mom like her.

Don and Karen Krom

Paul,
We just heard over the weekend. We are so sorry. Marilyn certainly fought the good fight. Our best to you - let us know if you want to visit the Northwoods of Wisconsin - we have moved to Lac du Flambeau.
Love
Laurie and Ron

Paul, Maren and Lara,
Our hearts go out to you. Our memories of Marilyn from your days in Coopersburg will always be cherished. She was a warm and gracious hostess and a fabulous gourmet cook. Her interior designing talent created a home that was stunning and fun to visit. We followed her struggles and her courage through all of your emails and we send our love and sympathy on your tremendous loss.

Marilyn was coming in to the pool area to teach her deepwater class as our class was finishing. She always smiled and said hello. I had the pleasure of talking to her in the lockerroom a couple of times and she was always upbeat and hopeful. The pool will not be the same without her.

Dear Paul, Maren and Lara,
This obituary says it all! Everyone who knew her loved her. We spent a long time talking at the reunion and she remarked that I was the first friend that she remembered having. I'm sure there are hundreds now that will miss her deeply. My heart aches for all of you! Marilyn will always be in my heart. Yes, I will plant daffodils!!

Dearest Usinowicz Family,
What a woman!! That says it all. Through the years of surgeries and chemo I was there helping to schedule her next appt and giving her another hug on her way out the office door! I loved her!! She will NEVER be forgotten in our office! How proud you can always be, to have had one of the best, as your own!! Here's to the daffodils!!

Dear Paul, Maren and Lara,
The article says it all - beauty inside and out. She was a good friend to me while living in Coopersburg and I will cherish my memories. Planting and looking at daffodils will never be the same and I will do so with Marilyn in my heart. My prayers and thoughts go out to you. A shining light has truly left this world.

Wow! What a wonderful women. I did not know Marilyn and I'm so sorry for that.
You were truely blessed to have her in your life.
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of loss.
I'm sure she has left a hugh impact on all that knew her. She did me and I never knew her.
God bless! Toni Anspaugh