Marsha Ilene Calhoun Singer

I met Marsha in Dallas while she and Joanna were holding a Chilipepperama event! It was so much fun, Marsha and Joanna have been two peas in a pod. I pray for Joanna and their tesm family to continue striving to make each and every event better than before. Marsha is now relaxing and enjoying a stress free life, she would want the shows to continue on, smile graciously and cherish all the good times AFTER the event.... Celebrate Victory & Marsha´s Life!

We will always remember the wonderful, kind help that Marsha and our Dallas Directory friends gave the Lymphoma Research Foundation. She was so generous and ready to help with whatever we were doing. Always a happy smile and riding her cart to get things done.

I can´t imagine how we all are going to survive without you. You were my friend in the first minute I met you and been friends for 50 years since then. You were always the joy and energy and love for all of us. You will ever continue to be in my heart along with the hundreds and thousands of others. Prayers for Bill, your family and Joanna for strength. It has been a lifetime honor for me to call you my friend. Dee Hawkins & David Epstein

Since I won't be able to make the service, I will lift a bit of Remedy to you on that day. We all miss you very much and appreciated everything you did to make NTIF the great festival that it was.

Marsha will be missed by all the NTIF family. The fest will not be the same without that amazing smile she had for everyone she saw!

We will miss Marsha. She is probably in heaven now, racing around in a golf cart, and organizing an event for Saint Peter. Thank you girlfriend.

Marsha was a guiding light, powered by her beaming smile and great humor. First met Marsha and Bill in 2000 at another Celtic Fest and enjoyed them both. Marsha was a strong leader, a kind friend and will be so missed by so many. Peace to your hearts, Bill and all the other family and friends who loved her

Marsha - you were the brightest star, shining on everyone. NTIF will feel your loss greatly. It was an honor to know you.