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Marjorie was my daughter-in-law. She was also my friend. She had a special smile that could light up a room. I was so happy that she and David found each other. We'll miss her.
Sharon Lotts, 11 January 2004
Marjorie was, is and always will be my best friend and a soulmate. I will miss her terribly in this life but I have faith we will meet again in some other shape or form. Luna sis, you are forever in my heart.
Tanith, 12 January 2004
Marjorie was one the first and best friends I had in Oregon. I will always cherish the memories and good times we shared.
I will keep Marjorie in my heart forever
Hilary, 13 January 2004
Marjorie, Thank you for sharing the gifts of your life with me for the past 10 years. I am sad you have left me but I cherish your memory- I can still hear your laughter! I will continue your mission of raising awareness regarding breast cancer among thirty somethings. I signed up for the AVON breast cancer marathon and will make sure your legacy will be shared with millions who wish they knew you. Dear Friend, Teacher, Lunar Sister, Soul- I will never stop thinking about you!
Bernadine, 19 January 2004
Marjorie was my friend and I will miss seeing her and hearing her voice. I know that she is flying very high and enjoying it. I will always remember her natural, honest and child-like ways. Marj, you have inspired me to be as strong and honest as you were. I pledge to do all I can to the cause of breast cancer awareness and will walk/run in your memory at the earliest possible event. I promise to do one such event every year. Thank you, Marj for being in my life.
Sangi, 27 January 2004