Birth date: Nov 7, 1957 Death date: Nov 4, 2011
Marjorie Lucille Perkins, age 53, of rural Sedalia, Missouri died Saturday, November 5, 2011, at Bothwell Regional Health Center, Sedalia. She was born on November 7, 1957, in Centerville, Iowa, the daughter of Louis William and M Read Obituary
I just ran across Cookie's obituary today, almost the first anniversary. I'm in shock, and deeply saddened. I'm glad that she apparently had a fulfilling life, but she should have had many, many more years to enjoy her husband, children, and grandchildren. Even though it's been forty years since I last was a minor part of her and Jenny's life, I've always remembered them with deep fondness. Posted by Philip Pacha - Springfield, IL - Friend November 04, 2012
i was shocked and saddened by the news of Cookie's death. She was such a wonderful, sweet person. My thoughts and prayers go out to her brothers and sisters and all her family. Posted by Judy (Laux) Minard - Holts Summit, MO - Friend November 18, 2011
To Marjorie's husband and children, and all members of her family, we express our most heartfelt sympathy. May you find peace and comfort in the days ahead.Sincerely,John and Barbara Cortesio Posted by John and Barbara Cortesio - Des Moines, IA November 11, 2011
We have very fond memories of Marjorie - she was always so kind and willing to share her garden produce with us! We all need to be more like here! May God be with Don and her family during this difficult time. Posted by JERRY AND PAULA DILLNER - Sedalia, MO - friendcustomer November 09, 2011
Our hearts are so saddened in the passing of Marjorie (Cookie) Perkins. She was a special person in our lifes and we will miss he so much. We send prayers to all the family. We know that she is now with our Lord and someday we will see her again. Posted by Larry and Brenda Strickling - Harriman, TN - Mother and Father-in-law of Mike November 09, 2011
I will always remember all the good times that Marge and I had sitting and drinking coffee. We joked and laughed and always drank too much coffee together. At least Marge drank her coffee with cream. I drank my black. Together we could turn just about any situation into a comedy.I think of Marge often and with the fondest of memories. Marge was a loving, caring, vivacious friend.Sharon Knapp Shinn Posted by Sharon Knapp Shinn - Truth or Consequences, NM - Friend November 09, 2011
Please accept our sincere sympathy and prayers, and may your loving memories give you peace. Posted by Dennis & Bev Sisul Laurson - Centerville, IA November 08, 2011
Margie and talked about our Grandbabies every time we saw each other . They were the light of her life and she would laugh and tell me about the funny things they said and did . She was the kindest most caring nurse I ve met in my 27 years of nursing and I am honored to say she was my friend . Please tell the grand kids when they are older that she thought about them constantly and counted the days till she could see them again. I believe she will still be with them, watch over them and still be laughing about the funny things they do throughout their lives. God bless you all and May God ease your pain from this tremendous loss . I believe life is just a stopping point to something much bigger and we will see her again. I also believe that when we are called home that the sights and sound s are so compelling that we are not afraid or reluctant to go to Jesus but run to him with open arms. Thank you all for sharing your wonderful wife , mother and Gramma with us . Rhonda AHC Posted by Rhonda Stark - kaiser, MO - friend and co worker November 07, 2011
