Marion S. Hazard

Marion was an amazing woman

So sorry for your loss. I have great memories of Mrs. Hazard when we were kids playing at the house on the corner of East and Lake and how friendly and kind she always was to all of us “hoodlums”. To my old friend John, my prayers go out for you and the family.

Mike, I'm so sorry for your loss. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

What a beautiful tribute to a beautiful woman. Marian was one of my mother's dearest friends. She encouraged my widowed mother to attend social gatherings with all the couples from the 'knitting club'. The door was always opened at the Hazard's home. When I was in college Vic helped me with a project for a Sociology course. I remember the Hazards as a terrific couple who helped other people and a true example of genuine Christians. I'll be thinking of your family and praying for you.

To all my Hazard cousins :
I was very sorry to hear that Aunt Marion passed away and so wish I could be there with you all to share memories of her wonderful life. My earliest memories of her as a young boy allowed to roam around for a while at those fifth avenue parties that mom and dad gave and which Marion and Vic were always there with the Roohans, the Towns, Butlers, Fords, Mattiesons, Quinns and so many other friends and family. Your mom was so beautiful, kind and vivacious, and...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Marion was our neighbor on Lake ave and told us stories about playing in our house when she was a young girl. She was welcoming and a wonderful presence. I fondly remember that she offered and gave my son his first soda when were were visiting one day! He is 19 now, but I am sure he remembers this as we didn't allow it in the house. Marion was such an awesome beautiful person, I think of her often. May her memory be a blessing.

Mrs. Hazard was a wonderful person. She led a good long life filled with love and family commitment. May God welcome her.