Marilyn Ruth Pinson

I am so sorry to hear of Aunt Marilyn's passing. I wish I had been able to visit her in the last decade or so . I lost contact after she moved from Round Rock. She was always fun to be around, such a wonderful personality. And she always called me "little Bill" even after I was grown and towered over her when she gave me a hug.

Dick and I send our sincere condolences to Marilyn's family. We always enjoyed her hospitality, marveled at her delicious dishes and scrumptious desserts, and learned from her experiences ornaments for our Chrismon Tree at St. Christopher's. Marilyn's million dollar fudge is recognized in our family cookbook and is one of Dick's favorites. We can never forget that thanks to her we have a freezer in our church parish hall, too. May she rest in peace with the angels. love, Ann

Miss her a lot. She and I used to laugh about her wearing White Shoulders perfume. I loved hugging her since it was my favorite as a teen. Always upbeat about things. Love you Marilyn. Jeanette Smiecinski

Marilyn was a friend, a very kind and thoughtful lady. I enjoyed lunch with her at Nordstroms several times and the chef would make her special salad even if it wasn't on the menu! She invited Gary and I as her guests to the Seton Hospital Auxiliary holiday fund raiser.
Marilyn was a wonderful hostess who loved her family and friends. I have thought of her often. She and her family are in my prayers. Joyce Klava

Mike and I remember Marilyn as an active member of St. Christopher's where she was loved and admired by many. We missed her smile, her wit and her generosity of time and talent after she moved to Kerrville. We wish for her family comfort and strength. and know they have many wonderful memories to sustain them. God bless you all.
Kathy Berry

Marilyn's family, so sorry to hear of your loss. Marilyn was a huge part of St. Christopher's Episcopal Church and we will miss her. We have a beautiful Chrismon Tree because of your mother. Blessings and peace hold and keep you during this time.

To the Pinson family: Please accept my deepest sympathies for the loss of such a special lady. I had the pleasure of serving as a volunteer at Seton Southwest Hospital with her...she shared many wonderful stories with all of us during her shifts at the hospital as well as taking part in the many events sponsored by our volunteers. (Her cakes were amazing!!) She will have a special place in many, many volunteer hearts!

Lynn Sampsell, Past President
Seton Southwest Volunteers

I love you Mom. I'll miss you everyday.

My momma....hard to believe you are gone...a big part of me is gone...I will miss yu so...please keep Heaven in line...