Marjorie Jackson

You have left a legacy with your strong support and endorsement of nursing education and advanced nursing practice. It was my privilege to be associated with you over a thirty year period as an educator and administrator in the U of M School of Nursing. Professor Emeritus Norma K. Marshall Ph.D

Lots of love to Marjorie's family. Your sincere love for and dedication to the care of your Mom these past years was evident. It is clear her best values are reflected and carried on in each of you.

Aunt Marge was a good friend as well as a wonderful, present, aunt to me my entire life, both as a child and as a friend when we were neighbors
in Vermont for nine years. Your spirit will always be with us, but I will sorely miss your presence. Thank goodness, you have four wonderful children to help us carry on.
Your loving niece, Lillian Jackson, Vermont

How sad to lose such a great contributor to life. How plain to see that Marjorie was definitely a worker and mentor in so many ways. More important than what we experienced with her the Most High saw all her good works. That is why she is in His memory now and what better place to be. My deepest condolences to the family. May the God of all comfort supply such in your time of grief.

I will always remember her sense of humor and the lunches we enjoyed together. She was a great role model before there were such things.
My sympathy to the family for her loss

We are sorry to hear about your loss. May the God of comfort comfort you and and your family.

Remember her from long ago. Good friend to my Mother.

I want to send my condolences to Marjorie's family, especially her daughter Nancy who I remember with special fondness. Marjorie was an inspirational figure for many women on UM's campus, young and old(er). I knew of her brilliant leadership at the School of Nursing and was fortunate to meet her many times at events on campus, particularly at the Center for the Education of Women where she was a stellar supporter. Her mentorship meant so much to so many. I'm proud to have known her. Nancy, you and your family are in my thoughts. Jane Hassinger

Thank you for everything Auntie Marge. You were always welcoming, generous, kind and humorous with me. You bought me ice cream cones, made holiday meals, hosted my college graduation, and let me stay with you, sometimes for weeks, sometimes in the middle of the night. When I asked what I could do to stop my receding hairline you smiled,but did not laugh.

May the road rise up to meet you., Marjorie.
May God hold you in his hands.