Marsha and I met our freshman year at Boston university. We quickly be came friends and roommates as we continued our education to become physical therapists. We have remained friends all these years and I miss her. I send my love to her husband and children and I hold them in my heart as they move through this difficult time. I will see you in April. She was a bright light in this world.

She was my dearest aunt, second mother to us in our younger years.  It is still hard for me to believe she is not here. I miss here terribly and think about her everyday.   I know she is walking and dancing in heaven with her parents. I love you and miss you.

Marsha I miss you very much. I hope you are able to run and sing at the top of your lungs. You’ve always been an angel and now it’s official.

I know Marsha, Mike and family for over 35 plus years. I still remember meeting Marsha for the first time and that radiant and warm welcoming smile of hers. I enjoyed telling jokes back and forth with her and will miss that deep and uncontrollable laughter of hers you get her laughing. Cecilia and I will miss a very good friend. With comfort and prayers to Mike and family.

I have been postponing this tribute for too long now.  There is so much I want to say...Let me start off by saying I miss her so much.  I just start crying every time I think about her...but how Barbara Streisand so aptly said. "It's the laughter, you will remember."