MARLENE E. PERKINS

Marlene was a strong advocate for civil rights throughout her 30 year career at the EEOC. She was a paralegal, investigator, and a Supervisory investigator. She was enthusiastic, and the first to volunteer and organize projects. She was very respected among the staff and public. She volunteered for numerous outreach presentations to communities. Her compassion for others made a memorable and positive impact on many lives. She will be missed.

Praying for the entire family, I'm going to miss my girl on Facebook and just looking at each other in church and just bust out laughing you were so funny love you so much, but god loved you more rest in heaven. Megan & Darlene earth hath no sorrow that heaven cannot heal keeping you all in prayer.

My deepest condolences to the Perkins Bibbs and Davis Families, My you fine comfort in the Lord during your time of grief. May she Rest in Eternal peace.
Janet Blanchard and family

To Megan and Darlene ...I'm so very sorry to hear about Marlene. ..it didn't take much to make her smile. ..she was always laughing and she was my hospitality partner. I'm asking God to give yall strength to endure. QUEEN SANDRA

Friends are there in spite of ... Marlene has always been that for me: my friend. One thing I can say is that she never changed. It didn't matter if we talked every day, once a week, once a month or once a year; we could pick up right where we left off as if no time had passed. I'll miss that. Goddaughter and family, trust God!!!
Condolences and prayers

R.l P Marlene you will never be forgotten Nikki an Megan you have my Deepest Sympathy Love Y'all

RIH my fellow Glenville Tarblooder classmate of 1977. My thoughts and prayers are with the ENTIRE family.

Love you auntie rest peacefully