Marlene was a friend from the Coin Club, and I enjoyed knowing her. I just got back into town and was so sorry to learn of her passing. My thoughts are with her family that I know she treasured.
Dear Dale,
I am sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. She was a very sweet lady. I saw her at Publix grocery a couple of months ago and she was telling me all about the cats that she cared for. She really loved her cats and of coarse she knew I loved cats too so we always had something to chat about. I fondly remember when I was a teenager living next door and she sold Avon and she'd come over to show me the latest new products. She was a good sales lady cause she always got all may babysitting money. Hee Hee! She was a fine lady and I'll miss seeing her at the grocey store. May she rest in peace.
So sorry to hear about your mom she was a really nice lady who I encountered many times during her demo work she really took pride in her job she will be greatly missed we will pray for God's peace for you
Love &prayers
The Bates Family
Dear Dale,
Sorry we never had a chance to meet one another. Your mom and i worked together and she spoke of you often. It was less than a month ago she and i were together, her personality was unique and she had amazing stories. A very intelligent lady who will be greatly missed. Our prayers are with you.
Love,
Peggy Bates
Marlene was a lovely lady and dear friend. She took pride in doing her job right and always gave over 100%. She sacrificed to feed stray cats and dogs. She was tender hearted and often shed tears over animals or humans being mistreated. She was proud to be an American citizen. She loved her son very much and was very pleased with his accomplishments. Marlene, your family and friends will never forget you.
Dale,
In shock over your mother's death. Please contact us before you make arrangements. We were friends for over 45 years and want to help, if needed.
Dale, So sorry to hear about your mother's death. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. I remember your mom as being the cat lady of the neighborhood. She knew a lot about cats and cared for them deeply. Old neighbor Jane Brown WIlson
