Marsha D. Lussier

to the d'anello family
my deepest sympathy at the loss
of marsha. the "caravan family"
will be a part of me forever.
my thoughts and prayers.

Now that I'm 50, I guess my memory is not so good. What I thought was the "Humpty Dumpty" was actually the "Brookside" and shame on me. I would like to say at this time to Mark, Billy and the ENTIRE D'Aniello family, that today was so bittersweet - we mourned and celebrated a loss, yet we celebrated friendship and love and family. May I speak for my sisters and brothers when I say that Marsha, and all of you, are part of our lives forever. We love you always. May God Bless.

i am so sorry for your loss.
a prayer warrior from alabama

We were the oldest and best of friends. You were the first friend we met and made in Franklin way back in 1963. You shared your "Humpty Dumpty", later on your "Caravan" and all the beautiful times with your horses. You became one of our family and we became part of yours. No-one had a memory like Marsha. She remembered EVERYTHING!!!! She will be our "sister" and our friend until we meet again. To Albert and Nila, the boys, and Carol - know how much we loved her and always will. With...

remembering you always, jim and peg morton

It is so sad to know Marsha is gone.
She was such a down to earth person. I will always remember Marsha with a smile on her face always saying something humorous
to make you laugh. My deepest sympathy to her family and all those who loved her.

billy and judy

i am so sorry to of your loss. my thoughts and prayers are with you

courtney mclaughlin-phillips
BHS class of 98

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

It is sad to know my Auntie Marsha is gone. She will be missed. I will cherish the memories of her playing at the "zoo".