Condolence: It's been 4 months now, and my mother in-law is still constantly on my mind.
The support that she use to give Tori and I on all of our adventures as well as our tribulations in life where so invaluable to me. Learning to move on without her voice now with new choices ahead of us make me realize that we need to listen to our hearts for what we truly want as that has always been her motto.

Miss you
Matt

Condolence: Tori - I'm so sorry about the loss of your mother. Our mom's are so special and irreplaceable, not only as our mother but also as our friend. You have been blessed with a loving, Christian mother as I have been with mine who is 93. You must be so proud of her for. Her obituary shows that she certainly had a very active and fulfilling life. I'm impressed. I know her loss is very hard, but try to think about all of the good memories and smile when you think of her. That is what she would want. It is so comforting to know that she is with our Lord that loves her. God bless you Tori, your family and friends. Hugs ♡♡♡♡ Joan :-)

Condolence: Marcia and I served on many projects together in liturgy and catechesis since the early 1980s. She would share about family, children and their doings. Marcia was a gifted person in so many ways. It is a loss that she has left us, but she is herself a blessed gift to all of us who knew and worked with her. I pray for you, her family. Love, Sandy

Condolence: I knew Marcia as a colleague in ministry. Marcia and I served on the Archdiocesan Liturgical Commission together. She had a deep love and appreciation for liturgy, the Church, and for God. She always delighted in stories of sharing the latest news about St. Hubert and about her husband whom she obviously loved a great deal. I will keep Marcia and her family in my prayers.

Condolence: Dear Family of my friend,
My heart will share with you today and forever forward the joy that was Marcia. Your mother, wife and my friend was a delightful person. Always a joy to be with. I selfishly say I will miss her greatly, I had more conversations to have with her. May she be at peace now and forever.

Condolence: To Pat and Family: I will miss Marcia and her friendship to me over the years since I joined the Church, back in 1995. I also had the privilege of serving with Marcia on the St. Hubert Liturgy Committee for many years. The peace of Christ be with you Marcia and may the angels sing you into paradise.

Condolence: Dear Pat and family,
I was shocked to read of Marcia's death this morning. Marcia was just the BEST. I am so grateful for her welcoming smile and open heart inviting me to her circle of friends. What great "chats" we had. Now she knows all that we both pondered together!
She greatly inspired me in her dedication to ministry in the Church especially to the pastor and people of St. Hubert's.

Thank you, Marcia, for WHO you were and are to all of us who knew and LOVED YOU.
Sing your ALLELUIAS and pray for us.
I believe you are very much at peace and joy. Your friend, Carolyn Lassek

Condolence: Marcia was a bright light to all of us who worked with the RCIA in Western Washington. She was always generous with her time and her talent. She was the first to show me the joy on the faces of those being received into the church each year. Every Easter, I will always remember that joy of Marcia.
God's peace be with her family.

Condolence: The musicians of St. James Cathedral are saddened at the loss, but rejoicing in the beautiful addition to the heavenly choirs.
Her commitment to family and friends enriched our lives;
Her exuberance raised our spirits;
Her brilliance challenged our thoughts;
Her generosity made good things possible;
Her faith inspired everyone she served.

I will miss you dear friend and colleague.

Condolence: My condolences to Marcia's family. I am saddened to hear of her death and want you to know my thoughts are with you. She was an amazingly positive force in this life and spread that everywhere she went.