Marion T. Tatro

Fr. Ken, so sorry to hear about the passing of your mom. Sending you prayers of strength, peace, and grace in this difficult time. The greatest gift a child can give a parent is the gift of pride. You certainly did that. Well done, old friend. Tom

My sympathy goes out to Marion´s family. I worked with Marion at Mercy Hospital for many years when it was under the Sisters of Providence and the employees were a family. She was always the most kind, caring, and easy going person you could meet. Marion had a great sense of humor and connected with everyone. She will be missed.

My sincere sympathy to you Fr. Tatro and your family.

My sincerest condolences to all that were touched by this wonderful woman. I had the pleasure of working with Marion at Mercy Hospital, she was like a second mom to me always looking out for the younger staff. Truly was a hoot!! Safe journey Marion. ... much love and respect

I worked many years ago at Mercy when it was Mercy -in the respiratory dept. with Danny - we both were up to shenanigans when his mother spotted us and I will never forget what she said - she asked us if" we felt guilty getting a paycheck ? "Well I didn't then and don't now -and still at Mercy/Trinity. Marion truly was a woman that always greeted you with a smile and grace. Rest in Peace

So sorry for your lose. Marion appeared to be so calm. She always smiled when you met her. Rest in Peace. Corrinne

My sincere sympathies for Joanne and her family. May the wonderful memories you shared bring you some comfort during this difficult time.

So sorry to hear the lost of your Mom Irene Roy

My sympathies to Joanne and family on your loss