Marcia Grace Ames

Birth date: Aug 16, 1935 Death date: Dec 26, 2025

Mrs. Marcia Grace Ames, age 90, passed away at her home on Friday, December 26, 2025 with her family by her side. Marcia was born in Muskegon, Michigan on August 16, 1935 to Raymond and Anna (DeRooy) Allison. She graduated from Read Obituary

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Nikki Perez

5w ago

in honor of Marcia.

How im going to miss Aunt Marcia, im (Helen Sluyter) Granddaughter (Nikki) i just found out i dont live in michigan nomore. Love and miss you

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Bill Whitsell

21w ago

I remember Marcia well from my childhood. She had a beautiful smile and was a very kind, loving lady. I always felt welcome at the Ames home. My heartfelt condolences for the family and friends. May the good Lord comfort them all for their loss.
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The Cunningham's

22w ago

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22w ago

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Tom Denise And Family

22w ago

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22w ago

Sent a Gracious Lavender Basket to the Ames family.

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Brad Kraai

22w ago

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Norah English

23w ago

in honor of Marcia.

I was very surprised to see that Aunt Marcia’s obituary said she had 3 sisters. She had 4. Actually 5. She had a sister named Peggy who should not have been left out. Also, she grew up in the same household with my mother, Dina Campbell. She was her first cousin but treated as a sister. That’s why I always called the Allison girls Aunt- though they were really first cousins. Aunt Marcia was a wonderful women, the first in our family to graduate from high school. She was the mainstay of the family business and the family matriarch. All of the girls wore Bobby socks and saddle shoes and danced to music from the 40’s and 50’s. They doubled dated and went to North Muskegon High. I loved all of them and I miss Aunt Marcia so much. We will not see her like again.RIP my wonderful loving aunt. Much Love Lori and Paul Campbell

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Lynda Lear Balkema

23w ago

Steve, Marcy, Carla, Liz and family, my deepest condolences, your Mom was such a deer, sweet lady I remember well from our childhood .What a legacy she left in all of you. Her character and goodness lives on in each of you

Theresa Sauer

23w ago

in honor of Marcia.

Rest in peace, Aunt Marcia. Love Theresa (Beardsley).My fondest memory is from a family reunion at Twin Lake.

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