Marion E. Brown

Dear Aunt Marion, Your generosity and thoughtfulness to me, to my sister, and to my father, has set a gold standard that no other has exceeded. I remember your happy face and loving hugs and kisses from my childhood. You were so nice...you were the best of our family. I remember all the birthday cards and Christmas cards that you sent me...over many years. I regret that I never lived nearer to you and saw you as often as I would have liked. And I'm sorry for not corresponding much to you as...

Dear Aunt Marion,
I only met you a few times but I'll always remember your Christmas cards and presents! You were so generous to our family. I always looked forward to the big boxes of clothes for us and some that you spent hours knitting! I wore everything you sent and they kept me very warm in the winter time.
Wish I could have seen you more but it was hard living in different states. I always heard such nice things about you from my Dad. You were like a mother to him! When he...

Aunt Marion,
There you were when you first lived on Vigent St. in a little cellar apartment with two small boys all alone to care for. You worked so hard and as the years went by, you took your mother, our gram, to live and care for.
As a young boy, I'd drive to Ware, with my bebe and see you. You had a record of Connie Francis. The years went by, and I was destroyed by Cancer, and radiation for 36 days. My life as I knew it, really ended. Yet I'm still here with Bebe, Roccy...