My deepest sympathy to all of the Stone family. Your memories are precious.
Wendy Coulter
My deepest condolences to Karen and Brett and their families. Marilyn was a dear friend and confidant. We had many good times in the earlier years. Marilyn will always have a special place in my heart.
They say our parents give us life, but our grandparents give us a sense of who we are and where we come from. On Sunday, March 10, 2024, the world lost a wonderful woman, Someone I got the great privilege of calling gran for over 32 years. It is still hard to believe that I will not be able to pick up the phone or take you to the tearoom and tell you about my day or the crazy thing Aidan has done.
Gran you played a big part in my childhood and helped to shape me into the person I am today. I can still remember Christmas morning when I would wait at the front window more excited to see you then to open the presents under the Christmas tree. You taught me so much about love, family and just being true to yourself.
Though my heart hurts that you were taken away to soon, I am comforted by the thought that you were able to watch me become the man I am today thanks to you. Though I don’t say this enough I love you gran you truly were a special women and I am so glad to have known you even the little time I had.
You may have passed but your memories will live on. Thank you for the sacrifices and all that you have done. Wherever you are I know you are in a better place, I will be forever grateful and thankful that I got to call you, my gran.
Rest in peace Gran you will never be forgotten, and you will always be loved.
Your grandson, Tyler
Marilyn was a very special person in my life. She was warm, fun, loving, understanding and strong. We could talk for hours and the fun we used to have whether it was clothes shopping or family gatherings. I know she is in a better place however I will miss her very much. Rest in peace, we all love you.
Karen, Brett and families, and Joyce and Bob, I'm so sorry for your loss. I have such nice memories of Marilyn, telling stories, reading, putting up with us laughing all the time- she let us hang out at the house so often...eating up the KD, grilled cheese, and other things 13 year olds were capable of cooking. Best of all was her spaghetti sauce! Thinking of you all. xox Kathy