After all these years, Marlene's image and voice are still a fresh remembrance every time I hear a rendition of "My Man" or the Showboat song, "Bill." Such a wondrous voice. And always cheerful, with a bright friendly smile. My condolences to Marlene's family as she is born into Eternal Life.
Please accept my heartfelt condolences. I recall Marlene's smile which lit up any room she entered. . . . and what a singing voice! Her rendition of "My Man" haunts me still; she had such emotion in her singing voice.
My deepest sympathy to the family. I have many good and fond memories of Marlene. She was a great gem to all of us. Be assured of my prayers for her eternal rest and God's peace for the family
I share with Fred and Sandy and all of the rest who will add to this condolence---she was one of the really REALLY good ones. With all of the advantages of age there is this one disadvantage------the leaving of friends. Your Marlene was a good one----it was delightful to have known her.
Dear Fred and Ray, I was so so sorry to hear about Marlene. It is so hard for me to digest. She was the Hierarchy of the Sauritch Family. She was a wonderful woman, that I know because she was a Sauritch. I did not know her well, but I do have pictures with her from when I was a little girl. The Sauritch family have had many many happy times together that I do remember. I saw her last at our family reunion in 2007. She was a happy, beautiful woman and will always remember her for that. My thoughts are with you at this time of such sadness and loss. Much love to you, Carla
The news of Marlene's passing fills me with great sadness. Memories of a wonderful person I had the privilege of knowing has flooded my thoughts all day since I heard the news. My condolences to the family and know that you and Marlene are in my prayers. God bless you.
We received the message via email this morning from WJU of Marline's death. I am still in the state of shock. I know that you are stricken Fred & Liz, but when you have a few minutes, please tell me what happened. I did not know she had been ill. Love to all, Sandy Piper Sonneborn
My deepest sympathy to Fred, Ray and Liz. I didn't spend much time with Marlene but the times I did were special, she was a very caring person. I wish we could have spent more times together, her poetry was special.
I smile as I think of the happy memories w/cousin, Marlene, both in our youth and later in life. My hope is that such warm, happy memories will bring comfort to Fred, Liz, Ray and all who loved her.
My deepest sympathies to Fred, Ray, and their families. I remember very little about Marlene, but I do recall that she was a caring and compassionate person.
