Death date: Jun 12, 2003
Linda Marjorie Paterson LorenzoLinda Marjorie Lorenzo was born in Cassidy, British Columbia, Canada on October 4, 1923 and passed away in Tacoma, Washington on June 12, 2003. She moved to the United States as a small child and bec Read Obituary
NULL##imported-begin##Anita & Ren Reynolds##imported-end##
I will certainly miss Marge. I really appreciated all the hard work she did for me and the Office professionals in Tacoma School Dist. #10.##imported-begin##Fay Curry##imported-end##
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Some of my fondest memories from college days (so many years ago now) were spent at your house. Your mother was the best!##imported-begin##Cathy Natt##imported-end##
DEAR DON, I'm very sorry i was unable to attend the service for your mom on saturday. I remember her from high school and after school stuff. She was a real nice lady. God bless you and your family, take care. Maryann##imported-begin##MARYANN RAYL##imported-end##
Dear Carol & David and family: We have been thinking of you all during your loss. We never met your Mom, but know what it's like to lose a parent. Our deepest sympathy, Lois & Paul Chapman##imported-begin##Lois & Paul Chapman##imported-end##
Jan
Funny--I had a sinking feeling in my stomach Thursday, with thoughts about you.
Your Mom was wonderful to me, treating me with kindness when I did not have alot of kindness in my home life. I will always love her for that. I hope that she knew what an effect she had on me.
At my own father's funeral when I was 10, someone told me that a person is always alive so long as someone remembers them. That thought has helped me cope with my losses for the past 43 years and comforts me still. I hope that it helps you too.
Much love, Nancy##imported-begin##Nancy Curington##imported-end##
Jan,
I'm sorry for your loss. Just Friday afternoon (while waiting for the cable man at home) I was looking thru a bunch of papers and sorting out my desk and I came across the little book, "Picaddilly Tree" and thought, "I wonder how Marg is doing". I had no idea.
She was special to me and her memories still are.
You are special to me and your memories still are.
Love you.
Mary
Mary Granger##imported-begin##Mary Granger##imported-end##
Janet & Family. We are so sorry to hear that Marge has passed away, but she is in a better place. We knowit must have been an upset for all of you. We will remember the times we have had the priviledge of being in your Mom's company. We will miss her, also. Please keep in touch. Norm is doing very well. I have just returned from the Big Alcan/Vancouver Dragon Boat Festival, a tiring week-end. We did not win any medals, but certainly had a learning experience.
Know we care about you, even though we do not see each other. We would be happy to see you here and would welcome a visit from any of you if you cared to come to Canada. Norm is not much of a traveller any longer. Love and our sympathy to all of you. Velda & Norm##imported-begin##Norm and Velda Hoggan##imported-end##
Hi Diane, Don, Jan and Carol,
The service today for your Mom was beautiful. A wonderful tribute to a wonderful women! I was honored to have her as a special friend and felt honored to take part in the celebration of her life.
Thank you.
Take care and please keep in touch.
Hugs,
Darlene##imported-begin##Darlene Wickens##imported-end##
I feel very sad and downhearted about Marge’s death. I guess I was hoping she would go on forever. All of us who knew her are really going to miss her, as she was a wonderful person and friend, as well as an excellent writer.
I wish I were able to attend the services, but I will be in Houston helping our daughter battle cancer. She is due to undergo more chemo for a lymphoma, so IÂ’m going there to help take care of her small children while she is in the hospital.
My prayers are with all of you and you can be assured that Marge will never be forgotten by those of us who knew her for many years.
With sympathy and best wishes,
Charlotte Richards##imported-begin##Charlotte Richards##imported-end##
