Marjorie Lou Orcutt

Marjorie was my neighbor when I was just a young child. I do remember how kind she was to me and my family. Rip from the Cornell’s

Dear Orcutt Family,
I want to thank you for sharing your mom with the students of Osceola Magnet School. She was a dedicated volunteer with us for a number of years and positively impacted the lives of many of our students.
Our thought are with your family.
Sincerely,
Susan Roberts, Principal
Osceola Magnet School

I hope the Celebration of Life you have honoring your mom will remind you of all the lives she has touched in such a special way throughout her life. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers. Love-Martha-an former member of Huron Valley Swim Club, former student of Burns Park and part of your Domino's Pizza Family.

Dear Orcutt Family, We cannot say enough about how much your mother touched our lives. We certainly have been blessed to have had her as our resident at Indian River Estates. We will certainly miss her smile and her generous personality. Chaplain Bill, IREE

Margie was a warm and fun neighbor. What a pleasure to have know her. Our sympathy to her family.
Bob and Marie Martin

Dear Orcutt Family,
Our deepest sympathies for the loss of you mom. We will miss her gentle spirit and loving smile. Take time to care for one another. Love, Sheri and Bill Dufek

Students at Burns Park wanted their teacher to be sick so Mrs. Orcutt could be the substitute teacher. She was the greatest! How wonderful that so many from all over the world love and remember her. Our sincere sympathy for your family.
Margaret and Scott Ramsay

Thoughts and prayers going out to Mrs. Orcutt's family. Mrs. Orcutt was my 6th grade teacher at Burns Park in 1978 when our regular teach took a leave of absence. She was by far my FAVORITE teacher!!!

My prayers go out to you all. Mrs. Orcutt was the sweetest lady, & she always had a ready smile for everyone. I remember that the kids were always so excited when they learned Mrs. Orcutt was subbing when I attended Burns Park in the late 70's. God Bless.