Marilyn Niebuhr

Dear Family, We are so sorry for your loss. I will always remember her with her big smile, sparkling eyes and her great wise cracks!She knew how to make you laugh. Am sure she will continue to do so at Home, where she is united with so many friends and family. Our loving thoughts and prayers to you all.

I was fortunate to meet Marilyn when she served on the WPNA board. She volunteered to work on preparing a neighborhood plan for the area with the City. I have met many people out in the community but Marilyn was one of those delightful, thoughtful, and sincere individuals who was concern with a better place for all. Marilyn touched many people with her warmth and made us smile with her stories. My sincere sympathy for your loss.

My deepest sympathy to the family. Thank you to Tammy for your card to inform me of your Mom's death. I think of your Mom and will continue to think of her as I do varies crafts especially when I am doing something with milk jug lids. I will remember our visits, her energy, her smile, and her giving heart. We meet when her and I were going to a conference near the water in Madison. We both were looking for a parking space both driving a dark green Pontiac and walked into the conference together which was the start of our long friendship. Hugs and Love to all, Mary

We are very sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. We will be thinking of you and praying for you during this time of grief.