For more than forty years, Marilyn Glasgow was woven into the fabric of our lives. Some people you see every day and still feel like strangers. Marilyn was the opposite — even in the seasons when the miles or the years kept us apart, she was never far from our thoughts. Her name would come up in conversation. We would ask after her, wonder how she was doing, hope she was well. That is the mark of a truly beloved soul: distance never dims the light they leave in you.
Forty years is not a small thing. It is generations of birthdays, of holidays, of quiet ordinary days that somehow became extraordinary simply because she was part of them. It is a friendship, a presence, a thread that connected us across decades of change — and through it all, Marilyn remained a constant. A person we could return to, in memory if not always in person, and feel instantly at home.
There is a particular kind of grace in being loved from afar — in being asked about, thought of, and held in someone’s heart even when life pulled everyone in different directions. That was Marilyn’s gift to us. She didn’t need to be in the room to be present. Her spirit had a way of staying close, of reminding us that real bonds are not measured in visits, but in the quiet, faithful place someone holds in your heart.
Now she has gone home. And though our hearts are heavy with the loss, we find comfort in believing she has traded her long journey here for eternal rest — welcomed into Heaven, free from all burden, wrapped in a peace that surpasses anything this world could offer.
Marilyn, thank you for over forty years of being part of our story. Thank you for being someone we thought of often, spoke of fondly, and loved deeply even across time and distance. You will be missed more than words can hold.
Rest gently, dear Marilyn. May you rise in glory, and may your memory continue to be a blessing to all who were fortunate enough to know you.
You will always have a heart and always in my thoughts the times spent with you and the family they were fun time i will always cherish, you will surely be missed.
Farewell and rest in peace.
On behalf of Rowland and Debra Warner, I want to offer condolences to you, the family, and friends.
We remember Marilyn as a calm, soft-spoken, kind person , and who made you feel at ease when with her. May God bless her as she goes to Him. I pray for comfort and peace for her loved ones.
She will always be with you.
eyesam
# In Loving Memory of Marilyn Glasgow
For more than forty years, Marilyn Glasgow was woven into the fabric of our lives. Some people you see every day and still feel like strangers. Marilyn was the opposite — even in the seasons when the miles or the years kept us apart, she was never far from our thoughts. Her name would come up in conversation. We would ask after her, wonder how she was doing, hope she was well. That is the mark of a truly beloved soul: distance never dims the light they leave in you.
Forty years is not a small thing. It is generations of birthdays, of holidays, of quiet ordinary days that somehow became extraordinary simply because she was part of them. It is a friendship, a presence, a thread that connected us across decades of change — and through it all, Marilyn remained a constant. A person we could return to, in memory if not always in person, and feel instantly at home.
There is a particular kind of grace in being loved from afar — in being asked about, thought of, and held in someone’s heart even when life pulled everyone in different directions. That was Marilyn’s gift to us. She didn’t need to be in the room to be present. Her spirit had a way of staying close, of reminding us that real bonds are not measured in visits, but in the quiet, faithful place someone holds in your heart.
Now she has gone home. And though our hearts are heavy with the loss, we find comfort in believing she has traded her long journey here for eternal rest — welcomed into Heaven, free from all burden, wrapped in a peace that surpasses anything this world could offer.
Marilyn, thank you for over forty years of being part of our story. Thank you for being someone we thought of often, spoke of fondly, and loved deeply even across time and distance. You will be missed more than words can hold.
Rest gently, dear Marilyn. May you rise in glory, and may your memory continue to be a blessing to all who were fortunate enough to know you.
*With love and lasting gratitude.*
You will always have a heart and always in my thoughts the times spent with you and the family they were fun time i will always cherish, you will surely be missed.
Farewell and rest in peace.
May She Rest in Eternal Peace
On behalf of Rowland and Debra Warner, I want to offer condolences to you, the family, and friends.
We remember Marilyn as a calm, soft-spoken, kind person , and who made you feel at ease when with her. May God bless her as she goes to Him. I pray for comfort and peace for her loved ones.
She will always be with you.