Marsha L. Mock

It is so sad to hear about Marsha passing away. Marsha and I worked together long ago in real estate. She has always been delightful and fun- loving and I cherish many memories of our time together.

I'm so sad that I can't call Marsha today, to wish her Happy Birthday. There have been so many times in the past few days that I've thought, "Oh, I should call Marsha and tell her about.......", I can't believe that she's gone. When we were young we had such fun singing, praying, and laughing together. We were laughing on the phone just a few weeks ago, I hope that I can laugh again when the crying stops. Happy Birthday dear friend, I miss you.

I don't know where this "guest book" will end up -- in someone's memory box or photo drawer? But I want whoever finds it in future years and, right now, Jason and your Aunt Marsha's family, to know how special she was to many who were given the gift and the opportunity to know her and share our lives with her.
Marsha was always a young person -- clever, playful, thoughtful, philosphical, but ready to take a chance with an impish grin that said "let's do it." She was so popular with everyone who knew her, and always had a hundred friends -- nobody didn't like her. But I was priviledged to call her my "best friend" for many years. Our lives moved in different ways, as later years moved past so quickly. But my memories of Marsha are sharp, joyful, and so many I could write a book -- if she'd let me. They are a precious part of who I am today.
I cherish my memories of Marsha, my second Mom and Dad, Edie and Vic, and even Auntie Borg, and Uncle Norm. How much she loved them, and how much they all loved you, dear Marsha Lynn. That love was there on the surface for all to see, such a joy for me to share, and just a natural part of how your family worked. Thanks for letting me be a part of it.
I wish there was a way I could hug you, Marsha, and tell you again how much you meant to me. I guess this message is the only way I'm able to do that now.
Your friends are so sad today, Marsha. We're having a difficult time -- missing you, dear friend.

Steve

I thank God for letting Marsha be in our lives and for the Love and Kindness she shared with all of the family. Thank you God for Blessing our family through our beloved Marsha. I will Love you always; your Aunt Ida "Babe" Jean Scott and husband James.
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My memories are the most happiest of my dads cousin Marsha. I always thought of her as MY cousin. I will miss you my dear, sweet, wonderful cuz'!!! Rest in peace. I will never foget you!!!

WE NEVER THOUGH IT WOULD BE THE LAST TIME WE WOULD MEET YOU LAST YEAR IN SEPTEMBER, MARSHA. WE WILL MISS YOU A LOT.
REST IN PEACE.
YOUR RELATIVES IN NORWAY; KARI, BERNT, ANN KRISTIN AND DANIEL AND ALSO ANNA.

WE'VE LOST OUR DEAR,SWEET COUSIN, MARSHA. WE MISS HER SO MUCH. IT'S VERY DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND AND ACCEPT ALL THAT HAS HAPPENED THIS PAST WEEK. MARSHA HAD MORE THAN HER SHARE OF PROBLEMS, ESPECIALLY IN RECENT YEARS, BUT THROUGH IT ALL, SHE MAINTAINED A SUNNY DISPOSITION...BRIGHT, HAPPY, FUN-LOVING WITH A GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR. SHE WAS VERY INTELLIGENT, A GREAT WRITER, COMMUNICATOR AND AN ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIAN...A SINGER, PIANIST AND ORGANIST. ABOVE ALL, SHE WAS A LOVING, CARING AND SENSITIVE PERSON WHO LOVED HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS DEARLY. THROUGHOUT HER LIFE, MARSHA'S CHRISTIAN FAITH, HER LOVE OF GOD WAS TRULY THE SOURCE OF HER INNER STRENGTH. WE MISS HER SO MUCH...AND WIIL CHERISH ALL THE FOND MEMORIES OF HER LIFETIME HERE WITH US. WE ALWAYS LOVED YOU, DEAR MARSHA, AND WE ALWAYS WILL. IN LOVING MEMORY, PATTY AND RON