Palm Springs, California
LEDERER Female, 91 years, of Canoga Park and Palm Springs, CA. Died April 7, 2011 at Palm Springs Desert Hospital, due to stroke and congestive heart failure. She was born February 10, 1920, to Oliver Bateman Irvine and Eva J. Irvine in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. Marion attended the University of...
Read MoreThinking of Aunt Marion this holiday season. Hope she is celebrating with great wine, food and a dance or two with the angels. Love Brenda & Jeff
Brenda Wood
December 12, 2011 | London, ON
You brought such life to my life. I was so sorry that I was gone so long. You in your white Lincoln flying down the road. Everytime one goes by I see you. Miss our times together but looking at your hill I see you always.
James Fox
December 08, 2011 | Chatsworth, CA
I light this candle in your honor
Carol Ulaner
September 02, 2011 | West Hills, CA
While attending Pierce Community College in Woodland Hills, CA, during the late 1960s, I was fortunate enough to have taken a cultural appreciation course. Both Francis and Marion Lederer visited the class on several occassions to discuss performance and culture. Even today, some forty years later, I appreciate them taking their time to enlighten beginning college students. Thank you. Dr. John E. Tapia, Faucett, MO
John Tapia
August 31, 2011 | Faucett, MO
As your insurance broker for so many years I felt that I grew up with you and Francis. Indeed I did, from a teenager working in my father's office to now, almost retired. You were part of the old, glamourous Hollywood, with style, taste and grace. I always appreciated all the work that you did for the Motion Picture Home, where my grandfather spent his last years in comfort.
Deborah Ryan
June 03, 2011 | Pasadena, CA
What a beautiful and incredible legacy she created during her time and is leaving behind. May she rest in peace. Her memory in the West Hills will remain and be honored at the Hidden Chateau and Garden for years to come.
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May 04, 2011 | CA, CA
Aunt Marion was one of my favourite people. Elegant, humble, funny, dynamic, inspiring, giving and loving are just a few of the words that come to mind. She was the first person to introduce me to Eggs Benedict, when i was visiting LA as an impressionable young girl (around age 7). They remain my favourite breakfast treat and thankfully remind me of her every time. - Aunt Marion, I wish you peace and comfort as you transition to the next level. Love Brenda(Tost)and Jeff Wood.
Brenda Wood
April 28, 2011 | London, ON
We as a community are very grateful for the great contributions of Marion and Francis Lederer to the arts and culture in the West Valley. Their legacy will forever be present in the history of Canoga Park and West Hills. I hope their vision of creating a cultural center for the performing arts will become a reality in the near future. Our deepest condolences to the family.
Ed Crowe
April 27, 2011 | West Hills, CA
Aunt Marion will be remembered as a beautiful, captivating woman. She had a gift for making you feel, not just welcome but special in her home. Between her vivacious manner, that brilliant smile and the fascinating tales of her adventures and her life, you always came away knowing that you had experienced a day that you'd never forget! And we never will; she'll be remembered forever.
Christine Irvine(Tost)and her Family
Tost Family
April 26, 2011 | Georgetown, ON