Marjorie Anne "Robin" Fuqua

Marjorie , I am sorry you are gone but know you are in a better place. We only knew each other for a little while but I thought you were a very positive person who cared about others. I will forever miss you. One day we will meet again. Your friend , Karen

well Robin you are now free of any fears and or evils nothing to do now but RIP with your loved ones through eternity.Spreading your kindness and beauty.You will always be very much loved and missed by many here on earth.I like many feel a great loss in your passing but none that compares to my joy for you and all you have gained your beloved husband,mother,father,your daughter LYNNETTE and many others.I will leave you to them and sign off til we meet again my dear friend.Please give Lynnette...

Robin was my grandmother, Betty Bryan Craft's dearest friend! My grandmother loved Robin so much and I am certain they are playing music together in heaven!! I remember having lunch with Robin and her daughter in Arizona about six years ago after I started caring for my grandmother & I will cherish that memory forever!!

Robin,
You brought joy, laughter and love to our Soup Group. Thank you.

Love,
Ed and Jan Urbanski

I met Margie when she was performing in Anaconda, Montana in 1957. She had never been to Montana, and she and Lynette ended up living with us while she was singing at the Turf Club. My 8th grade graduation happened while she was there, and she sang for our party. That was a big deal to have a live performer!. She laughed when I told her that last year. She and my mother kept in touch for years. She was always so generous with us, and with everyone she knew. Margie ( I always thought of...

Our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Ms. Fuqua. Draw close to God in prayer in your time of grief as he promises to stay close to you. Romans 12:12

My deepest condolences . May cherished memories comfort you in your time of grief . Psalms 147 : 3