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Joanie Wojtal
August 5, 2020
In college, Marsha and I lived at home, on the south side. I drove and picked her up for sorority meetings and events. We got to know each other well during those rides. I also knew Ed at MU. Marsha and I had many shared interests. I only saw her a couple times after college, but I fondly recall her sweet smile and generous heart. I’m sorry for your loss.
Diane (Ridolfi) Ingalsbe
August 4, 2020
Many happy memories of Marsha while at Marquette!
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