MILDRED P. MARSHALL

Bob, I remember back in 4th grade when I first met your mom how kind she was. My warm regards to you and your family.

Bob, it wasn't only her smile, but her laugh that I remember well. I rarely had a conversation with her without hearing her laugh. Your Mom was pregnant with Nancy when mine was pregnant with Barbara - a bit late in life. She and my father met by chance at a school function at that time, and she turned to my father in a crowded stairway and said "Ralph, imagine the two of us having a baby at our age!" A brief pause followed, and then that laugh - accompanied, of course, by all others...

Bob, I admired your mother for her gentle manner and grace. My sympathy to you and your family.
Teren (Richardson) de Cossy

Bob, I have fond memories of being in your house. Your mother certainly was one of the most gracious hosts. Please know that you are in my thoughts. Hope you will be at the BHS Class of '64 reunion in October. We played basketball together. Your Mom and Dad cheered us on.

Bob...So many happy thoughts come to mind seeing your Mom's face again...I know she had that very special "Southern Connection" with my Mother and we always loved being with her. I will be holding you and your sisters in my heart and prayers on Saturday. So sorry we are too far away to attend

I will always carry fond memories of my time shared with Mrs. Marshall. In my youth, I spent quite a lot of time at the Marshall's home in Bronxville. She was gracious and always made me feel so at home. When I think of her I can still feel her kind, calm demeanor, sweet smile and encouraging way towards me. I will share one brief story:

While at boarding school with Sara, I wrote a book on the Elderly and there experiences going through the final chapter of their lives. Mrs. Marshall...

Just seeing that sweet face brings back so many memories of "Aunt Milly' I never know how accomplished she was, I just knew I loved her. My mother is now the last of the wonderful Bronxville ladies..I send love to all the Marshall's , Bobby , Sara and Nancy...Sky Wilson Field

I know that my parents the Sillecks are mighty happy she has arrived up there. Calders, Marshall's, and Sillecks are probably drinking eggnogs right now. Millie was a special lady.