Birth date: Jun 12, 1928 Death date: Nov 30, 2020
Marjorie K. Harrison, 92, of Muskegon left this Earth and her pain behind in the early hours of Monday, November 30 — a perfectly fitting time for a woman who grew up on a dairy farm and had to milk cows by hand before going to sc Read Obituary
Dear Susan
Miss seeing you and your Mother together
at your appts. We celebrate her life with
you. She was always a lady and she
made sure everything was correct.
We would have great conversations
with you both. Miss you. May God
Bless you with his peace and grace.
Love Emma Vines
Susan - Roger just let me know about your mom. It is with deepest regards that I send you these hugs and know that she is in my prayers. Jeff Heinzen ajheinzen.associates@gmail.com
Dear Susan & David: Your Mother is a dear friend of mine since 1950. Memories of Marge include your Dad and you two. Bill was my MHS speech teacher and became a colleague when we both were employed at MCC. Marge was a “faculty wife” and later began working at MCC. In 1953 we each bore a son, which made an even stronger bond. Your Dad was quite a photographer, taking many photos of my Greg. Marge was a good cook and shared many recipes. At this time of year particularly, I remember several of us at MCC making Christmas wreaths with early IBM data cards - really quite festive! Over the years our paths crossed less often but annual Christmas cards kept us in touch. Condolences to you both and love and sweet memories of Marge. David, it was satisfying to see you succeed in law. Susan, you are a lifelong friend as our paths have crossed in many ways over these many years. Take care and God bless you both.
Carolyn Iversen Sturrus
Dear Harrison Family,
Sending our thoughts & prayers in the passing of your mom, grandma & great-grandma. We will always remember her beautiful flower garden & her love for all the birds. Hold the special memories close to your heart. With Friendship & Sympathy. Take Care & God Bless.
Hugs,
Jeff & Sharon Kieft
Corey, Cody & Kristine. ❤️
While I treasure moments and memories of Marge over a span of time, the days I hold dear to my heart were while working at Willbrandt Farms when Marge and Bill would come in search of flowers. Marge and I walked arm in arm around greenhouses and rows of roses, catching up and observing the world together. I'm certain that flowers in heaven will be lovingly tended, now that she has arrived.
Dear Susan~ What a wonderful life story of your Mother and remember stories about her, her love of flowers and your articles about her with fun and heart-filled themes. Cute as a button and admired i know she will be missed. Hoping your heart is filled with God's Love, as He now has a precious angel with Him. So very sorry for your loss, but know a Mother never leaves your heart.
Mardi Monroe Williams
