Marlin Zimmerman

It was a pleasure working with "Zimmy" for many years at Harrisburg Dairies. My most sincere thoughts and prayers are with you now and in the future.
Ralph Watts

Hello to all the family
So sorry to hear of cousin Marlin's passing. I will always remember his hearty laugh and how it always made me feel I wanted to laugh too.
My condolences to all.
Cousin Irma (Zimmerman) Stough

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family,Kathy, during a difficult time of life. May many memories of your Dad remain in your hearts forever. Blessings are with all of you, Maryellen, Jim Kepler and family.

God speed to a great guy- RIP Mush

We have missed him since he had to moved, didn't visit enough. Now he will be remembered and missed forever. Our condolences!
Robin & Jeff Pelletier

Kathy and family
I remember helping Mush feed the hogs. He taught us how to crack the milk containers. He used to tell me the electric fence was off but I could test it with my baton. I was shocked more than once. Loved his laugh!! His tractor driving used to give us entertainment and scare us to death. Dodging chew on the lawn in our bear feet was a summer challenge. Great neighborhood memories. The beagles will be howling for him in heaven. RIP

Kathy and all the Zimmerman Family. Barb and I lived next door for many years and have many fond memories of Mush and Arlene...My he rest in peace...My deepest condolences...Larry Demay