Obituary for Marilyn Ann (Lichliter) Morse (Guest book)

Message from Tom and Betty Maxwell

December 30, 2017 11:37 AM

From the days long by on seventh street, before Tom and I were married, to a remarkable servant to the Boonslick community. Marilyn will surely be long remembered for someone who truly cared for and served the many where she lived for fifty nine years. We were proud to have known Marilyn and her special family and are assured that there will be much rejoicing as she joins her Lord in the church victorious. You all will be in our prayers for healing as you send your beloved wife and mother home to be with Jesus.

Much love from the Maxwell family

Message from Tom and Betty Maxwell

December 30, 2017 11:37 AM

From the days long by on seventh street, before Tom and I were married, to a remarkable servant to the Boonslick community. Marilyn will surely be long remembered for someone who truly cared for and served the many where she lived for fifty nine years. We were proud to have known Marilyn and her special family and are assured that there will be much rejoicing as she joins her Lord in the church victorious. You all will be in our prayers for healing as you send your beloved wife and mother home to be with Jesus.

Much love from the Maxwell family

Message from Jonet Lewis

December 30, 2017 11:11 AM

Warren and family , I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Marilyn. She was a wonderful lady. I always enjoyed visiting with her when I worked at the senior center .

A candle was lit by Kathi & Wendell Wilson are so saddened by our family’s on December 30, 2017 3:54 AM

Expression of Sympathy

A FEATHERY PALM PLANT was sent on December 28, 2017

All our Sympathy, Edith Lichliter Clark Family, Deb & Wayne Rubach, Ray, Dan & Sally, Dean & Sandy, Diana, Russ & Doug Clark and their families.

A candle was lit by Frank and Sadie Bruce on December 27, 2017 2:03 AM

Message from Charlotte Crawford

December 26, 2017 11:11 PM

My sympathies go to Warren, Barb, Mike and their families. Even though Marilyn and I did not live close to each other, we did keep in touch over the years. Especially nice were the times in the 1990's, and the latest visit in April, when family travel took us through Booneville. It was a pleasure to visit with my cousin Marilyn who was always welcoming, upbeat and full of good humor. It brings a smile to know I could always count on her to tell things as she saw them. We even started texting one another with pictures in the last year which I admired her desire to keep in touch using new technology at 87. I will miss her dear sweet voice and her Facebook likes. I'm grateful for the love she shared.