Marilyn Beeman Ward

Gone but not forgotten. A kind generous and intelligent person. I often think about her as she made a difference in my life.

I will always remember Marilyn Ward fondly as a gracious hostess and thoughtful and effective advocate for worthy causes.

I will always remember Marilyn fondly and with admiration. I saw her in formal settings as an accomplished speaker and in informal settings as a loving parent and great hostess.

Sadly gone but not forgotten.... for her warmth, strength and friendship. She continues to inspire our hopes, dreams and lives.

Judy & Ron Woods

It was an honor to meet Marilyn-
It was an honor to come to know Marilyn-
It was an honor to be in her presence-
Her presence,her wisdom,her kindness,her sense of family, her WONDERFUL SELF will continue to be an honor in my life

I first met Marilyn when I was appointed to the state's Womren's Council in 1978. This was a time when women were still struggling for equal opportunities. Marilyn was a role model for many us. Her legacy is one of service and inspiration. Thank you for all you did for the women of this state.
M Joan Brown - Kirkland, Washington

Susan,
I love you and feel blessed to have known your Mom. My best to you and your remarkable family.
Laura

Dear Mrilyn's Family:

I was saddened to read about Marily's passing. I got to know her through a college friend when she lived with Marilyn during our college years. I was always inspired and so captivated by her intelligence, warmth, her down to earth quality and generosity. She was a wonderful lady, an inspiration and great role model who never hesitate to lend a helping hand when she could. I feel blessed to have known her in my life. She made a difference in my life and I will...

Dear Susan, Dewey and Anne,
We are so grateful for your mother's vision, inspiration and hard work as one of the 8 founders of CityClub. She has left an indelible imprint on our community. Her commitment to civic action and to the power of friendship is an enduring legacy.