Marsha E. Solomon

November 23rd, 2023

Dear Marsha, I miss you so much! You were so thoughtful, always asking about my family and cats, even if you were hurting. I’ll miss being your personal shopper. You were always very specific about what I should look for. We’ll always think of your smiles, laughter and your crazy sayings.
Rest in peace, big sister.

~Sharon
~Sister, Deforest, Wisconsin

November 21st, 2023

Mom,
It is so hard for me to believe your gone. I love you so much, but I know you are no longer hurting. You are going to be missed so much. Shawn and Caelyn love you and have an emptiness in their hearts knowing their grandmother is gone. We all love you and miss you.

~Scott Solomon
~Son, Fort Walton Beach, Florida

November 20th, 2023

I was born late in my mom’s life, so Marsha was always the older influence for me. I have vivid memories or her, and Jack, always at my Aunt Sara’s house I remember the smiles and I have no recollection of her EVER being angry with me, even though I might have deserved it from time to time. She is family and family is always special even if you don’t speak with your family members very often. There is a poem about families that goes like this: The stick-together families are happier by far
Than the brothers and the sisters who take separate highways are.
The gladdest people living are the wholesome folks who make
A circle at the fireside that no power but death can break.
And the finest of conventions ever held beneath the sun
Are the little family gatherings when the busy day is done.
There are rich folk, there are poor folk, who imagine they are wise,
And they’re very quick to shatter all the little family ties.
Each goes searching after pleasure in his own selected way,
Each with strangers likes to wander, and with strangers likes to play.
But it’s bitterness they harvest, and it’s empty joy they find,
For the children that are wisest are the stick-together kind.

From what I know of Marsha, she was all about family and it was family that made her happy. I will miss her.

~Stacey Schacter
~Cousin, Chevy Chase, MD

November 18th, 2023

I meet Marsha some years ago when she visited our church in Harvard IL, what a sweet person she was. My condolence to the family for the loss of this very loved lady.

Donna Clark.

~Donna Clark
~Friend,

November 18th, 2023

I will miss your laugh and our coffee times.
Love Jeanette

~Jeanette Elizabbeth Kristal
~Sister in law, Arlington Heights, IL

November 18th, 2023

Big part of my heart is missing big sister. I sure will miss you.

Love Lee

~Leon M Kristal
~Brother, Arlington Heights, IL

November 18th, 2023

My heart is broken Marsha was such a sweet heart I remember the first time I meet Marsha we talked for hours we talked about the bible and God I gave Marsha scripts in the bible to read she read them and she loved her Brother Leon so much I am going to miss you sweet Marsha.

~Fred
~Friends, Spring Grove

November 18th, 2023

Marsha you were a great lady. You will be deeply missed. My prayers our with Leon and Family❤️

~Melissa clark
~Friend, Spring Grove, I L

November 17th, 2023

My heart is broken. You were always the most fun aunt, and I will love you forever.

~Lynette
~Niece, Deforest, WI