In Memory

Marsha Ann Simmons



 
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01/25/17 10:38 PM #1    

Randolph E. Gill

Marsha and I were in a few classes together, but were never close. Yet, one day she and I happened to meet in the gym on the steps directly outside of Coach Walker's office. We chatted a moment and then, for reasons I'll never know, she pressed me to sing The Sweetheart Tree to her. She stood on a higher step, facing me with her left hand on the handrail. I looked into her face and sang the song. She seemed happy and we parted.


01/25/17 11:29 PM #2    

Larry Butterton

I remember Marsha Simmons, but I really did not know her. We may have chatted and laughed a couple of times, but we were not 'friends'.
However, Randy Gill's memory of her was very touching. The few sentences in his memory painted a whole picture for me: a mellow and gentle memory of someone he really didn't know, but had a special moment with.
Thanks for the moment, Randy.
Larry Butterton

 

01/26/17 12:42 PM #3    

Mary E. Plybon (Edwards)

Marsha was one of my very best friends. We lived in the same neighborhood and rode to school together each day.. she had a wonderful sense of fun... what memories! Her daughter Ashley lives in Concord with her husband and daughter Bella.  She is a wonderful mother and I know Marsha would be so proud of her!

 

 

 

 

 

 


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