Muriel J. Zwickey

John and family, I remember your mom as a very friendly fave in LaFollette’s office. I worked a couple summers sorting textbooks at the start of summer to send out ones needing repair. As Mr. Wendt was my supervisor, I would go to the office at the start and end of each shift and Mrs. Zwickey always greeted with a smile. May the many memories and stories shared throughout the coming days and weeks bring peace and comfort.

Such a sweet, wonderful woman!! Class of '93 certainly adored her!! I remember when my diploma first came, it spelled "Brain" instead of Brian. Mrs. Z was so amazing and she took care of it for me!!

When I was in middle school, I had the privilege of being her neighbor on Camden Road. She always had snacks and a smile for me. I would go visit her for fun as a kid. During the winters, she would drive me to middle school because it was on her way and my mom had to work early. She got special permission for me to wait in the back hallway so I wouldn’t freeze. I always missed her after moving. Later, I was also apart of the ‘93 class at LaFollette who adored her. She truly was a rare soul! We all loved her so. She was so warm and good natured. Rest In Peace! It was a pleasure to know and love you, Mrs.Z.

It was a joy to work with Muriel during my time at La Follette High School. And we have mutual friends, Adrian and Charlene, from Willow Mills Campground. I am so sorry for your loss.

Muriel was my first boss at the Boy Scout Office on Atwood Ave. I had just graduated from Belleville High School. Prayers to the Zwickey and Kluver family's. Sharon Martinson