Marion E. Brooks

The memories I am going to keep are the wonderful family gatherings that Grandma would put together. Also, The wonderful family histories that she would share with us, You could tell it meant the world to her to share family ties. Grandma's Kindness and Love will be treasured forever. I am blessed to be a part of such a wonderful family and send my love to all of you at such a very difficult time. I will miss Grandma very much as I know we all will. God Bless, Rest Peaceful Grandma. Much Love, Tami

What fun my grandma was. I will always remember the family get togethers. The dinners with the glass name cards and the small wire baskets full of nuts and dinner mints.
As a child I would spend many a weekend with my grandma and grandpa. Quite often we would go downtown Seattle to take a peak at the Ole Curiousity shop.
Once while visiting my grandma in her condo she got up before 5 am to fix me a light breakfast and drive me to the freeway exit for my trip home.
Grandma loved plays. I remember a particular one that she took me to. I believe it was south pacific. I'll never forget that song. "I'm gonna wash that man right out of my hair".
As a child I couldn't appreciate things such as scenery. But grandma did. One day while driving she said, "I just love the fall, all the leaves changing colors". One fall the leaves were changing colors and I
saw them thru her eyes. For that I thank her.
Thank you for always supporting and loving us all grandma. Rest in peace. I love you, Debbie

I am grateful for Marion's kindness, wit, and cheer for the more than 25 years she's been a part of my life. My kids (4 and 7) have fond memories of the "Jelly Bean Lady," and we will all miss her.
Love, Christy (Gail's daughter)