Contributions to the tribute of Marcia Indianer Meyers

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Saturday, December 7, 2019

Arthur, Diana and I want to extend our sincere condolences to you and your family on your loss of Marcia. We hope that your memories of Marcia for your 58 years together will help you get through your loss. We wish you all the best in the future. Sincerely, Paul & Diana Doyle

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Allan Evans posted a condolence

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Dear Arthur, I was so sorry to hear about your wife Marcia's death. She was such a sweet, kind and wonderful woman. It was my pleasure to have known Marcia. For such a long time she was always so helpful to me when I needed help in stamps. She was so willing to help me on all things when I asked for her help. My condolences to you and your family. Allan Evans, New Haven Stamp Club

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Anthony Covino posted a condolence

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

I express my deepest sympathies to the Meyers immediate and extended families. I was so lucky to have known Marcia for the time she spent at the Village at South Farms when she came to visit her husband and from her time when she resided at VSF. I was fortunate enough to hear memories and past stories from her time meeting her husband and her love for stamp collecting. Her memory will remain with me. I will continue to keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.

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Ann Felker posted a condolence

Sunday, November 17, 2019

We met Marcia 50 years ago in a quiet neighborhood in Baltimore when we had four children under the age of five.It was good that we lived below their apartment. My husband, Tim, was recently back from Vietnam and Marcia and Arthur's front door was covered with the original poster, "War is not healthy for children and other living things." Instead of clashing, we developed a half century of friendship and respect based on the gentle, loving, caring devotion that Marcia and Arthur represented, every day of their 58 years together. Marcia always had something new to teach us about Jewish genealogy, about history through stamps, about Arthur's latest project, and Naomi and Ruth's adventures. But Marcia's gift was being a two way street. She wanted to learn as much as she wanted to share.So our conversations, our giggles, our recipes, our pride in our families, our discouragements, and our hopes and dreams came together, not often enough when I acknowledge her passing. Marcia was a great and loyal friend.

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Siobhan lit a candle

Sunday, November 17, 2019

We got to know Marcia relatively late in her life when Fiji became a regular excursion for her and Art. We consider Art and Marcia as extended family and we are so thankful that we can be their Fiji-Family. All our love to Art, Naomi, Ruth and the rest of the family. Marcia's lovely bright smile and interest in meeting and talking to new people from all walks of life was inspirational. We will be thinking of you all on Wednesday.

Marcia Indianer Meyers

1939 - 2019

Interment Service

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