Myrna J. Egerman

Myrna and Lloyd were my godparents. I have so many memories of growing up with them in my bonus home. I loved when they included me in their vacations in Minnesota. Although I didn't see her much after moving out of the state, she was never forgotten. Condolences to the Egerman and Marshall families.

I have known Myrna and her family since I was thirteen. She was one of the kindest ladies you would ever meet, and she had the BEST laugh ever! She had the biggest heart, and always knew how to listen. I am sad today knowing she is no longer with us, but comforted knowing that she is no longer suffering. Gone too soon, but definitely NEVER forgotten. I will miss you Myrna. Much love.

I remember the first time we met in eighth grade when Kaneland school opened and we combined schools. I remembered her smile and kindness. We only saw each other at class reunions, but she never lost the kindness and smile. My sincere condolences to her family.

Myrna and I graduated from Kaneland High School in 1963. Myrna lived on Barber Greene Rd., and I lived off of Barber Greene Road about half a mile from her down a long lane. We rode the bus together and became good friends.
I remember Myrna as always smiling, kind to everyone, and a good person. My deepest sympathy goes out to her family!!

Myrna-Thank you for the great baseball memories, that year with the Elks we were on top of the world, your smile made everything better, God speed my condolences to everyone