Marcia Guy Orenstein

Marsha was one of a kind. She and I used to enjoy conversing about so many different topics and never ran out of interesting things to talk about. She was a loyal friend. I think about her often, and was so saddened to hear about her passing.

Many knew Marcia for some time; such a gift. No matter how long you knew her, it was not long enough. She was deeply engaged in everything she championed, and such a generous spirit. She was genuinely interested and supportive of others, and wickedly funny. Miss you, dear Marcia!

Such a mother-type to encourage others. I'm privileged to receive this love that now leaves a hole in my heart. I will cherish your cards and your hugs forever.

Marcia was a very dear friend to me. I miss her so much.
Remembering the fun filled Thanksgiving dinners at her home.
My condolences to Howard, Lee and Glenn. She was a wonderful mom and friend. Years of friendship & love we shared. Truly the "Best"

Howard, Glenn and Lee, I was so sorry to hear about your loss. Marcia was a class act, a good friend and neighbor. I had the utmost respect and admiration when she shared her decision to get a law degree. She accomplished her goal never missing a beat as wife and mother.
I will always cherish my memories of my friends Marcia.
Peggy Gross
Windsor

Dear Howard,

I was deeply shocked and saddened to hear about Marcia´s passing. One is never prepared for such a loss. She was a remarkable woman-an exceptional family law attorney whose wisdom and compassion touched so many lives. More than that, she was a true friend to everyone she met, always so kind to me, always thoughtful, always giving. Her kindness and warmth made the world a better place.

Her partnership with you, Howard, was something to admire-a beautiful bond built on love and mutual respect. I hope that in this difficult time, you find comfort in the countless memories you shared and in knowing how deeply she was cherished by so many.

Please accept my sincerest condolences. My thoughts are with you and your family during this time of loss.

With deepest sympathy,
Vic Bianchini

To my dear friend Lee, your dad and family I send my deepest sympathies. Your love and respect for your mom is a theme of every conversation we´ve had. I´m holding her close and keeping you in my heart and my prayers.

The Guy sisters, always together, at Seaside Heights, NJ circa 1944. Marcia on left, Marilyn on right.

Jerry & I send our thoughts and precious memories to the family and Howard, I wish I could send you some Uban coffee