
Marilyn K. Esser
January 30, 1935 - August 18, 2014
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Bobbi Briggs
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To Marilyn's girls; Laura, Lisa, Margo and Michele. For many years I felt as though I was a part of your family. You all welcomed me to several family functions, and often at Marilyn's home. She was always so kind to me and made me feel at home. I will never forget that.
With Deepest Sympathy and Love;
Bobbi Briggs
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Tracey Hagedon
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My deepest sympathy is with you all in your time of need! Chuck and Tracey Hagedon
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Patrick Gorman
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On behalf of the Madison Diocesan Choir I would like to offer sympathy to all of the family. Marilyn was an important part of the choir even after her departure many years ago. She had a beautiful voice and a kind spirit. I pray that she is now singing with the choirs of angels around God's throne.
Pat Gorman
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Don Knorr
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My thoughts and prayers go out to all that knew and loved Marilyn.
I have very fond memories of Marilyn making all, that is all, of the engineers at Strand look better and smarter. Her dedication to us all will be remember by many.
To Marilyn, you will be missed by all.
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Sue Pope
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Marilyn, we've shared so many memories. It all began after we first met at Edgewood High. I loved singing around the piano with friends and family at your house. You, with your beautiful voice and I just loved to be able to sing my heart out, happy I couldn't be heard above the rest. After high school our friendship survived while we attended UW, and then through years of many changes and separation by many miles. When you returned to Madison years later we renewed our shared interest in art--you with a paintbrush which seemed to magically produce such beautiful paintings, and me with my pencils,
trying to capture a likeness through portraits. Most important, Marilyn, I treasured you as a true friend, a rare gift, that I am so fortunate to have experienced. My sincere sympathy to your entire family and Michelle, I will never forget what a comfort it was to have you as a nurse by my side at UW Hospital in 2004. May your entire family feel comfort in the many, many happy memories . I feel so honored today
to be invited to sing with the St. Bernard's choir at your service. The circle will be complete. You will not be forgotten
Love Ya, Sue Pope