Marva Lynne Sauer

So well-loved by so many. Marva's loving, caring ways touched all who knew her. She was my arrowhead hunting buddy and fellow horse lover. Things just won't be the same without her, she was a first-class lady!

Dear Mr. & Mrs Sauer and family, we here at the Renaissance Retirement Community want to express our deepest sympathies and condolences on the loss of your dear daughter. Please know our prayers are with all of you during this difficult time.

My memories of Marva will be kept near to my heart forever. I admired her gentle spirit and compassion for people and creatures as well. Those of us whose lives were touched by her are truly blessed. She will be so greatly missed by all. Until we meet again, sweet cousin...Leah

Miss Sauer was my art teacher for all my years as a student at Louisa May Alcott Elementary School, on Baltic Rd. in Cleveland. She was friends with my aunt, but as an adult I had a hard time calling her Marva-she was always Miss Sauer to me. She was the friendliest teacher at the school, who helped an extremely shy, unartistic girl learn that art could be fun.

Marva, such a gentle spirit,always giving of her time, talents and many gifts of love.
So many memories of years long past...picking wildflowers for our Buster&Buzzy, wagon rides with our fathers, playing dress-up, dancing, singing for our grandparents after Sunday's family dinners....look out Lennon SisterS! We had the brother!..Kurt!...How blessed my life has been to have enjoyed the love and warmth of my beloved cousin, Marva....Peace......

May you find comfort in your memories of the wonderful times you shared with Marva. She was such an inspiration for me. I will pray and be thinking of you.
Fondly, Patti

Memories:
. arrow head hunting
. nickering of Missy & Doc
. cuban food delight
. Missy's stall plaque
Marva's warm heart! Truly missed.