MARILYN JOYCE WOLK

To the family of Marilyn, I am so sorry to hear about Marilyn. I worked with her at MRDD since the mid 80's and she went on to work at the Bath Center until she retired.
Please know that you all are in my prayers and have my deepest sympathies.

Genieve Alexander and Family

Dear Sweet Marilyn,
May you enjoy horseback riding and the finest cheesecake in heaven. We will meet you at Babushkas in the sky.

We remember the Garfield days, Camp Perry exploits, and TG dinners with our families forever.

With love, Rhea Jones Ashmore & Dana Lee Jones Ita

I worked with Mare for many many years at the Weave. She was a vey caring, and compassionate person. I will always remember the great staff gatherings that we all attended. We all have some stories to tell about those events. She will be missed by many. God Bless you Mare.

Marilyn was very dedicated to meeting the needs of others, especially in her work at the County of Summit Bd of Developmental Disabilities. I have known Marilyn as a caring, concerned and conscientious individual. Present and former staff of the Board will miss her immensely. Thank you, Marilyn, for all the gifts of your being you shared with everyone! Kindest regards to Marilyn's family and friends.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

Marilyn and I were college roommates and shared fun times and great memories. She loved to cook and our Kent Thankgiving dinners will forever be remembered. In recent years our group camping trips brought us all back together and it was great to have the time to share. Marilyn's loyal friendship will be truely missed.

Marilyn was a dear friend that I loved very much. She was such an inspiration for me. Mare reminded me to appreciate life and to live it with gratitude and acceptance. Her spirituality was so profound. She loved her birds, the porch with her beautiful flowers and her horses. Her eyes lit up when she talked about her horse competitions and Spanky. Mare got so excited riding in the convertible and the faster we went the more she liked it! She always made me laugh. I will miss our deep and...

Marilyn will be missed by many that loved her. I will miss her and always remember her courageous perserverance in her difficult times. Her love of people and animals was inspiring. God Bless Marilyn and her family. Love, Kate

Marilyn and I reconnected at our 40 year high school reunion. During those high school years we sang together and laughed together. After the reunion several of us kept in touch. It was wonderful to have been able to spend time with Mare. Albeit short, our time together allowed me to discover a woman who experienced life deeply and with great compassion. She will be missed.

Audrey Sopko