Marjorie LaRue Whalan Mickelsen

What a beautiful, tender lady my Aunt Marg has always been. When I was young, I was in awe of her... so feminine and sweet. I don't recall ever seeing her angry at another person or saying an unkind word about another. Such a blessing to be able to call her my Aunt. Even though it has been quite a number of years now, since I have seen Aunt Marg, it's hard to picture her sweet personality and spirit not upon this earth now. You will be thought of and missed Aunt Marg.

Dr. Mickelsen, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Even though your Mom is no longer suffering, the pain and loss in your heart stays for a long time. Your families love and care for her meant so much to her.
My warmest thoughts are with you and your family. May God Bless you all.

As a young child I can remember going to visit my Uncle Wayne and Aunt Marge in their home. My favorite reason for going was the player piano in the basement. My sister and I would easily spend an hour or more downstairs on that piano with our cousins Kathy and Richard. What choice memories those days are.

May the Lord bless Kathy, Richard and their family as they move forward in their own life and reflect upon the cherished traditions of their parents.