I remember my Aunt Molly so fondly. I loved whenever we came to visit! She was always so welcoming and happy to see us. I remember her being an excellent cook and til this day remember that, on one visit, it was the first I ever had lasagna. I've loved it ever since! I remember that meal like it was yesterday!! I am so sorry for your loss. I just have so many wonderful memories of you all and so glad she stayed in the same house throughout her life.  It was such a great place to come to! Peace and love to all of you!!

Mollie was a wonderful person at Bretton Woods Covenant Church. Her music was always a blessing to Sunday services. Her love off all who attended BWCC kept her involved is ministeries of the church - from organizing a successful women’s camp retreat at Portage Lake Covenant Camp to playing for services of those who passed from our congregation even after she retired. Mollie was always a strong supporter of all events that included music. She was a friend, who shared with me a less than common name, and a blessing in my life and those of us who knew her at BWCC.  Heaven is truly enjoying her musical talent. We’ll miss you, Mollie, as will I. 

Marlene

To the family, I apologize that I did not mention that my wife Barb is ill and will not be able to attend the services. Walt and Barb Knaus

To the family. We are so sorry to hear about your Mom and our dear friend. Our ( my wife's)  friendship goes back to their childhood. Your mother and my wife Barbara (Mike Brock) was what she was known by your Mom and friends) 
were inseparable growing up, the stories are priceless. Your Mom also played the organ in our wedding in 1956, I mean who else would Barb have? I, Walt came into the picture of course at that time and became friends with  your Mom and Dad. The memories are endless and and we are so blessed for knowing her and for having her for our friend, we will miss her. May God comfort you at this time. 

                                                                 Walt and Barb (Mike) Knaus 
H9N92

Tom, Jim, Jeff, Steve, Betsy & Amy-- Your mom was one of a kind. My earliest memory of her was when she & your dad came to visit us on Shipman. She was wearing a white blouse--a maternity blouse! She was pregnant with Tom! My next memory is of standing next to her at the piano as she played "I'm A Little Teapot" in Gramma Bacon's basement. Another year, I remember one Christmas at Gramma & Grandpa Bacon's on Clifford St. & your mom hand knitted us a bunch of clothes for our Barbie dolls. And, the house with the pool! All the yummy food! It seemed like there was nothing your mom could not do! All good memories that have lasted me a lifetime. I'm so sorry you all have lost your precious mom. I am thinking of you. Your cousin Peggy

To my extended Bacon family:
May all of you find strength and inner peace in the time ahead. It's a joy and a privilege that we share(d) a part of life together. My deepest condolences on the loss of such an incredible lady.
For Molly:
Thanks for all the invitations and Godspeed on your next composition.
                                                                                                       -Brian Hall



So sorry for your loss of such a great lady. Will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.

When I remember our childhood days in the the neighborhood I always think of Molly. I never knew a day when she didn’t have a smile and a kind word for those that crossed her door. Her laugh was infectious. While raising my kids and their friends would come over I often thought of the kindness Molly always showed me and tried to imitate it for those kids. Heaven just gained one hoot of piano player and a fun loving choir member!

To the Bacon Family,
Sorry to hear of the passing of your Mom.  What an amazing legacy she has left behind.  Praying that you will savor the positive memories and God will grant you peace as you move through this difficult time.

Jamie Finch 

Molly was a beautiful person in all ways. My husband, Dwight Schroeder, loved when she played for him when he sang at the Covenant Church. I can hear them laughing together as they practiced. Now, I hope they are laughing and singing in HEAVEN.

So sorry to hear about Aunt Molly.  She was always my favorite aunt, and I have so many good memories from my childhood about getting together for family holidays.  May she rest in peace.  I will never forget her...

To the Bacon Family, 
I'm so sorry for your loss and sad that I won't be in town for her service.  I have so many fond memories of Molly to cherish.  My thoughts and prayers are with you all.  God bless.

OBITUARY

Marlene L. Bacon

1 December, 1936 – 14 January, 2019

Gorsline Runciman Tiffany Chapel

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