There are so many stories to share about Marcia, but I am still in shock that she is gone. we were just talking and laughing on the phone when she was at The Jewish Home, planning to go home a day before she passed. I remember best her sense of humor, for example, once I said how much I disliked cashiers who questioned me about coupons, as if I was trying to "pull a fast one on them", without missing a beat, Marcia said, "Well, when that happens I usually am trying to pull a fast one"

When I was in the hospital once for a month, Marcia sent me a card every single day. I will never forget that.

We spent a lot of time together during the twenty years we were friends.

I shall miss her terribly.

Dear Marcia, I hope that there is a swimming pool and a beach for you up in Heaven.

My deepest condolences go out to her children and children whom she loved so much. 

Elaine

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