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Marjorie Hutchison
1927 - 2014
Marjorie Hutchison
1927 - 2014
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BORN
1927
DIED
2014
Marjorie Hutchison Obituary
She was born September 6, 1927 and grew up in Gas City, Indiana where she was a cheerleader at Gas City High School and worked for the Owens Illinois Glass Company. She married James Hutchison and raised five children, Banita, James Jr., Ramona, Lisa and Kristie (adopted). They also lived in Ohio (Boardman & Berlin Center) where she was active in the Methodist church and local welcome wagon. Upon retirement they moved to Englewood, Florida. She was a cook at La Casa Grande Retirement facility and the Charlotte County school system cafeterias. She was a member of RV Women's Club and the Presbyterian Church in Englewood serving as a deacon and a Stephen Minister. Marjorie loved to travel whenever she got the chance.
She is survived by her children James Hutchison, Jr. (Florida), Ramona Vaughn (Michigan), Lisa Hawkins (Alabama) and Kristie Coleman (Florida), ten grandchildren, and fourteen great-grandchildren.
Per Marjorie's request, cremation was chosen. Family requests that remembrance be made as a donation to the Alzheimer's Association or Tidewell Hospice. Kind words and expressions of sympathy may be shared with the family at www.roselawnfuneralhome.net
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Painting we did in McCall House
Marie Penny
May 4, 2014
Margie and I painted the Stephen Minister's meeting room in McCall House at Community Presbyterian Church. I was in my 60's and Margie was 10 years older. It took us the whole weekend and we had a ball. Just the two of us working, having lunch and sharing stories as we painted. Great fellow ship and fun. Each time I am in that room I think of her and all the enjoyment we had. A wonderful person and I am thankful that I shared a small part of her life. She loved my great grandchildren and always asked me to bring them over to visit her.We painted the meeting room and the kitchen and all the trim. Marie Penny
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