Marjorie Scott "Marge" Ashley

I enjoyed. Marge We had a good time in Egypt , will miss her notes and Face Book comments. She was very precious and will be missed.

Although I did not see her in person for many years (probably since my early visits to Alabama to my mother´s home area (Marge´s Aunt Pansy was my mother) I enjoyed reconnecting through the later years with cousin Marge. She provided invaluable genealogical records of our family history. And her stories on FB were legendary. What a wonderful Christian woman of faith and love. Condolences and prayers for family left behind.

You were always a lovely lady, you will be deeply missed, your family is a great legacy of your love and care.

Have known Mrs. Ashley for years as we attended the same church. However when she became house bound due to illness, was when I enjoyed the precious time I spent with her the most as it was time we could sit, talk and laugh as she told her stories. I felt very close to her and so thankful for the time we had. She is resting peacefully.

So sorry Scott & family.

Mrs. Ashley was a wonderful wife, mother and first class lady. She loved learning, sharing, and being with others, which was evident any time you talked with her. She will be greatly missed. I look forward to seeing her and Mr. Ashley again in the future.

I am sorry for your loss. It´s hard to lose your mother. You can look forward to seeing her in the Kingdom.

I so enjoyed her humor & her love of words. She always spoke of how proud she was of her boys & family. She was so joyfilled & such a blessing. I washed my phone in the washing machine & just got a new one. I was so anticipating what she would´ve said about that but I´ll ask her when I get to see her in heaven! Y´all were BLESSED! Praying for you all. She loved BIG!

I feel very privileged to have met Marge Ashley in this world and am so happy to say that we were friends. I was drawn to her through her vast knowledge of history on Facebook stories on the Welcome to Gadsden sites and then we became personal friends and even exchanged some potted plants. I named mine Phil. Marge, I will continually take care of Phil in your sweet memory. Thank you for your stories. You made our lives richer.