I would like to extend my sympathies to Marilyn's family; those I haven't met and those who I have. I was fortunate to have visited Marilyn at her home over the summer when visiting my hometown of Madrid. We reminisced about her BMW motorcycle, going to the prom, staying in the tent during summer nights, and other "trouble" we got ourselves into. Marilyn's smile and sense of humor were the same; and I had the pleasure of meeting her husband who was so devoted to her well being and care.
We attended high school together and graduated the same year. She seemed to be older and wiser than the rest of us in high school and she still seemed that way to me. Marilyn always had horses and dogs around her, and had her golden retriever when I visited.
I remember her brother David as much younger than us, of course.
Again, please accept my sympathies. I will always have fond memories of Marilyn,
Rouette Hunter
