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Pamela Bacon posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Sis – I read a long time ago the closest relative you have (other then that of identical twins) is a sibling of the same sex. You were certainly that to me, but you were also a great deal more. As your younger sister, I looked up to you, you were beautiful, intelligent, organized, so loving, giving, unselfish, and had a wonderful wit. There were times however that we would butt heads, because at seven and a half years younger you gave me lots of advice. Being impulsive, highly energetic, a little volatile, and stubborn, I was not too happy to take it. Looking back however, you gave good advice and I respect you for loving me enough to give it. I remember some of the wonderful times we had together as a family. Our trips out East and at the Cape where people thought Minnesotans were still fighting the Indians. I also remember the many times we were together in Arizona at Mom’s when we were at the Heard Museum when you threw your prostheses at your niece Ashly – kinda dramatic but funny. We had wonderful times up North at the cabins in Park Rapids too. I hold dear the time you, Bernard, John and I walked several miles in the pouring rain in New York City. We warmed up at a fabulous fish diner and then went to an art gallery where I purchased a Le Pho painting. I love you Marge and will always keep your family dear. Your Loving Sister Pam
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New York-New Jersey Trail Conference posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
The staff and Board of Directors of the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference is deeply saddened by Marjorie's death and extend to Bernard our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Kevin Melchionne
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Martin Laurence posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
I am very sorry to learn of your wife's passing and hope that your fond memories of your very long life together ease the pain of losing her. Please accept my sincere condolence. Martin Laurence
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Ellie and John Koenig and Family posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
We were so fortunate to know and love all of the Japys for many years. How we wish we might be with all your friends on the 21st of August but we are sure you understand that with our health conditions it is something not possible and makes us very sad. We will surely be thinking of you all. Aren't memories wonderful? We have so many happy memories of the Japys which we are not likely to ever forget. Perhaps there will be opportunities to see you, especially Bernard. Do you hike in New Hampshire? Do any of the children live in new Hampshire? How special it would be to see any of you! We will not ever forget our friends, the Japys. Love to you all from Ellie, John, and children.
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Douglas James posted a condolence
Monday, August 9, 2010
Farewell my dear cousin. I will always remember your upbeat personality and your wonderful sense of humor...especially your laughter and delight at my brother's wedding dinner when they sat us together and at a very young age I offered to "peel you a grape."
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Anthony and Kate Bullings posted a condolence
Saturday, August 7, 2010
I am so sorry about our loss. Marge was an incredible Aunt. I love her so much... I enjoyed spending time with her when I was young she always had such a wonderful sense of humor. She was such a loving person. My heart is with you all during this time of grieving. Love to you all.
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Ashly Gibbs Bacon posted a condolence
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Aunt Marge was, without a doubt, a woman with an incredibly infectious sense of humor. I will never forget the time in Arizona when Marge, Mamie (my grandma and Marge's sister) and I went to the ice cream parlor in Scottsdale. I was 10 years old, and we had spent the day at the Heard Museum trying to find a topic for my upcoming 4th grade school project. Honestly, I remember little of the museum, but everything about our trip to the ice cream parlor. Both Marge and I had to use the restroom, so we asked the man who worked there where the ladies room was. He pointed to the back of the parlor. Marge and I hurried toward the direction the man had pointed to and saw three doors. Two of the doors were right next to each other, with the ladies room sign perched directly between the doors. Marge decided she would go in first and make sure everything was good and safe for me. So she hurried inside the door that sat to the right of the ladies room sign. She closed the door behind her and then I heard a strange noise, like something falling to the floor, and I hoped that Marge was okay. Before I could call out and see if she was alright the door opened and Marge stumbled out and said: "Well, unless I am supposed to use a bucket as my toilet, I am pretty sure this is a broom closet and not a restroom. And if it is a restroom, I don't even want to know what the broom is for!" I looked at her and immediately roared with laughter, in fact, both Marge and I laughed so loudly I am sure people thought we were crazy. The "Broom Closest Extravaganza", as I now like to call it, became the story of the trip. My sister Kate still likes me to tell that story and I enjoy telling it every time. There are many things I will miss about my Great! Aunt Marge, but the one thing I will miss the most is being able to joke together about that broom closet. I feel very blessed to have had Marge as a part of my family and she will never be far from my mind. Marge, I love you very much. Thank you so much for all the laughs!
Much Love Always,
Ashly
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Stephen Bacon posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Dear Japys, We have you all in our hearts and prayers. We want you to know that we are so sorry for the loss of Marge who we thought the world of. Her wit and laughter were always contagious. We love you all and wanted to simply let you know that we were thinking of all of you. Love, Stephen , Mel and Grace Bacon
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Betsy Keyes posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
I met Mrs. Japy when I was about 2 and became lifelong friends with her daughter Kate. My family called her Rose. I will always think of her incredible sense of humor and love of life. She was so much fun to be around, always with a clever comment about the situation at hand. I have so many fond memories of camping with the Japy's, outings with Kate and her Mom, lunches at their house on Wedgemere. She was so generous and warm. May you rest in peace Rose.
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Mike Graham posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
To Christian and his family, I am saddened by your loss and sorry to hear this news.I met Marge several years ago when I worked with Christian and she was so so full of enthusiasm and care for him.She laughed and talked about France and her family.TShe loved talking about so many things.The love she shared will be with you in everything you do.When the moment occurs that she is in your thoughts or something happens around you that triggers her memory,pause,and remember because that is her in spirit and memory which is what she gave tto you to recall. and enjoy that moment in your own life.Bless ypu all. Michael Graham
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Cynthia Cohen, Mark Podhajsky, Danielle Grimes posted a condolence
Friday, July 30, 2010
Cynthia Cohen, Mark Podhajsky, Danielle Grimes made a donation to American Cancer Society - National
To our dear Lisa and family, at this difficult time we would like to extend our most heartfelt sympathies.
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