Marilyn Weil

marilyn it was just over 2 years since god called you away with covid 19. i never had a chance to thank you for being a friend and a kindred spirit and young enough to be an older sister that i never had. glad to have met you before you passed to be reunited with your life partner marvin another kindred information technologies cobol. mainframe y2k specialists. in love and friendship henry.

i am the butt insky that met you , jacob on occasion when you visited your mom. yes your mom was a great conversationalist a school teacher who also worked at travelers insurance companies. the only thing that matters is that you and your current girlfriend meet while mom was alive. and i bet she gave your her blessings and as a friend to your mom i told her that i would give you my blessings also. in a parallel universe i had a similar paths to your father he was a programer analyst...

Conard `68 Rest In Peace Marilyn

My deepest sympathy to my dear best friend Debbie and the entire Lashin Family. I will always remember Marilyn's laugh and sense of humor. She was always looking out for Debbie and I on all ventures and excursions. Lot's of great memories of Marilyn from Sampson Street with Helen & Mo.

With deepest sympathy during this time of difficulty.

So sorry your loss. We have wonderful memories of Marilyn and the Lashin family.

We have many wonderful memories of Marv, Marilyn, and Jacob going back to when we lived in East Hartford 45 years ago. May her memory be for a blessing.

She shared her warmth and goodness with us. Thank you, Marilyn.

Fond memories of working with Marilyn at Glastonbury High School for many years. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. May your shared memories and stories bring comfort to you.