Marjorie Merritte Meredith

I just learned from the inter-net of Marjorie's death, and I am saddened. Best wishes to all.

Clinton Cross

Marjorie, Bob and I are sorry to hear of your mother's death. She was such a gracious and elegant lady. I remember being invited to your home for lunch as a young girl in junior high school. That event has stayed with me all these years.
Mary Elizabeth Dunkin Jones
Santa Rosa Beach, FL

Marjorie, I am very sorry to hear about your mother's death. I remember when we were in junior high school and she invited a group to lunch. I guess that was one of my first memories of how I wanted to live. Your mother had such grace, and treated everyone with such hospitality. She lived a long time, and evidently had a wonderful life. You and your family are in Bob's and my prayers.

Mary Elizabeth Dunkin Jones
Santa Rosa Beach, FL

Marjorie, sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. She was a kind and caring mother and citizen of Tuscaloosa. While I will not be able to attend her funeral, I wanted you to know you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Clyde (Bucky) Evans

Marjorie, your mother was such a dear lady and was such a good friend. I grew up on 9th street and we kept in touch for years. I am sure that all who knew her will miss her very much. My deepest sympathies go to you and your family.

Jewel Tate

Ms Meredith was a gracious lady who remains close in our hearts more than a decade after our relocation from Tuscaloosa. She and Mr Meredith sold us our first home as new professors to UA... fumbling transplants from "the north". Over a period of close to 19 years we were blessed to have them in our lives as our Arcadia neighbors. Today Ms Meredith remains someone I aspire to emulate...her grace,kindness and guidance related to "all things beautiful" are sustaining life lessons that will be...

Dear all the Family: I'll always consider it the utmost honour that the first house I ever owned (for 9 years!) as an adult was 1702 Ninth Street, the wonderful Cape Cod designed by architect Don Buel Schuyler and built at their wedding in 1937 for Mrs. Meredith by Mr. Owen Meredith, jr. Mrs. Meredith and I spent many happy hours as she generously shared her memories of living on Ninth Street. May the Lord Bless You, Keep You, and Give You His Peace. Love always, -David Nelson

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Marjorie -- your mother was a sweet and kind lady --my thoughts go out to you in your loss