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November 26, 2018
We were walking from Rushmore's front to the playground,maybe 1966-67.Marie was in my class.
The gals had been called to a'special' talk in the auditorium and of course all the fellows wondered why. As we walked, one gal walking next to Marie started to speak about the meeting the day before, perhaps not realizing I(a guy) was trailing.Marie spoke up from what I recall was a usually quiet repose,"your not suppose to talk about that." Even then, I guess, her vocation as Mom and counselor was in evolution!Hope your all well, God Bless Marie and all.
Heather James
November 21, 2018
Marie loved the Packers. She was a true Cheesehead! She always gave her all to everyone and everything. I will never forget how excited she was that she was going to visit her son in San Diego.
Marie will always be a part of the Suffolk County Family Court. Marie gave her all every day, and did her best for every client. One of her clients wrote to say that when he heard the news, he cried. He said it was not something an inmate typically does in the presence of others. Marie is and always will be a shining example of that to which we all hope to aspire.
We will miss you Marie. The world is less without you. We may only hope to live up to the legacy you have left.
Sweet Dreams. Love Always, Heather and Tyler
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