Marjorie N. "Margie" Burns

Thinking of you today, Aunt Marge. I loved to hear you laugh and see your eyes reflect the excitement of a story you were telling. I was thinking the other day of one Christmas when I was very young and you gave me a really cool battery powered black and white police car. It was a tin toy with wonderful lithography and flashing lights-- an early 1960's Ford Galaxy, I believe. I played and played and played with that thing. I just loved it. I'll bet you'd be surprised that I still think...

The many good memories never fade

I thought of you today. Good memories. Loved to hear you laugh! Boy, you sure did make wonderful divinity candy. I haven't tasted that in years. Thinking of you.

So sorry to hear of Marge's passing - we have many fond memories of her, may she rest in peace. - Ruth Dudley, Eileen Rasmussen

Dear Noreen and Lisa, we are very sorry to hear of your mothers passing. Aunt Muggie will continue to be remembered for all her warmth and humor,and so many great early memories. Love Cousin Ty and Donna

Margie was like a second mother to me growing up. Never a dull moment in the house on Jean St...always full of laughter and love with a little mischief thrown in for good measure. Great memories...RIP Sweet Margie.

So sorry for the loss of your mother... Our prayers are with you ... God bless ! Dave & Lucie Paulucci

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Ann and family,
So sorry for the loss of your mother. It sounds as if she was the perfect mom. She'll be gone from your sight, but not your mind or heart. Know of my prayers for all of you.
Your cousin,
Adasire