Marjorie-Meares-Obituary

Marjorie Meares

Asheville, North Carolina

1960 - 2011

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MARJORIE (MARGIE) L. MEARESASHEVILLE - On Monday, August 8, 2011, Marjorie (Margie) L. Meares took her last breath, having lived with cancer for three years. Margie will be held in the hearts of her loving partner and dearest friend Ruth Ostrenga, her siblings, nieces and nephews, the members of...

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Just now hearing of Margie's death and I feel so sad. We shared an office when she was working for clean air and I, for clean water. I loved her humor and optimism. I also greatly admired her dedication to the care of her ailing father and the humor she brought to a challenging time. I admired the consistent and loving relationship she had with Ruth. Margie was definitely one of the good ones.

Bless you Margie, to have met you is to have loved you. I hope and pray everyone of us who did meet you in this life time can aspire to do half of what you did.
Much Love, Light and Peace to all of your family, friends and Sangha.
Love in All ways, Malcolm

Margie is gone, and it is an event too soon for our world.
Margie was a rare gift, her special uniqueness obvious to all she met. Clarity, honesty, intelligence, sensuality, acceptance define her for me. She challenged with kindness and purpose.

I am sad in this. My love to all of you in her family and in
her community. Special care to you, Ruth, and to Marilyn and Virginia.

I knew Margie at Duke and after. What a joy to think back on the energy she embodied. She truly seemed larger than life. She will be missed.

I am saddened to hear of Margie's passing for I know Ruth and her family will feel a great loss. Fond memories, her work and teachings will continue her presence, her energy..to benefit all beings.

.Margie was a star in all her endeavors. Such a clear, forward thinker.
As well as a Compassionate Soul.. Margie was invaluable to me during Rick's illness.So much caring, love and generosity toward us during that time...a true class act.
Love, Cori Maas

Such sad sad news! I had the honor of meeting Margie at Marilyn & Jim's wedding and felt an instant sisterly bond to her. Over the years news of her life and work always made me smile. Now over the years to come memories of her will continue to make me smile. Holding all who knew her and loved her in my heart. - Mary Ellen Flaherty (Longmeadow, MA)

My deepest sympathy goes to Ruth and Margie's family and friends. Margie's work and humor will always be remembered. It was an honor to know her. My love and comfort goes to Ruth at this difficult time.