Im so sorry to hear of Marge’s passing. I had the pleasure of meeting with her to help with her apartment from time to time. I loved our conversations every time I came over, she answered all my questions with gusto and loved to listen to me talk about my family and (problems at times :). She was the sweetest lady and and I will miss her but she had a lot of faith the Lord her true Father she’d tell me. I know she is with him 🫶🏽

Driving her to Fry's and Sprouts for several years was a true blessing. I remember those monthly trips when she lived on 67th Avenue. During those rides, she'd often share cherished memories of her parents and her nursing career – a life filled with such dedication. Even after losing her sight, she maintained an incredible spirit, meticulously selecting her own produce at the grocery store. It's a testament to her strength and faith. I'm still amazed at how she managed cooking and cleaning for so long. After her move, our trips transitioned to church, and every ride was a privilege and a joy. She was such a wonderful woman.

I'll always cherish the time I spent with Marge and am deeply grateful for the grace and mercy God bestowed upon both of us. Her memory will remain a source of inspiration.

Sincerely,

Wendee Stevens

Driving her to Fry's and Sprouts for several years was a true blessing.  I remember those monthly trips when she lived on 67th Avenue.  During those rides, she'd often share cherished memories of her parents and her nursing career – a life filled with such dedication.  Even after losing her sight, she maintained an incredible spirit, meticulously selecting her own produce at the grocery store.  It's a testament to her strength and faith. I'm still amazed at how she managed cooking and cleaning for so long.  After her move, our trips transitioned to church, and every ride was a privilege and a joy.  She was such a wonderful woman. I'll always cherish the time I spent with Marge and am deeply grateful for the grace and mercy God bestowed upon both of us.  Her memory will remain a source of inspiration. 
Sincerely,
Wendee Stevens

When I first met Marge, we had a lot in common.  She and I  use to work at the Burn Unit at the County hospital.  Although she had worked MANY years before I did, we still had similar experiences and stories that we often brought up to each other.
I picked up Marge periodically for church but it was NEVER a burden to do so.  I loved Marge, and I considered her a friend.  Even though she seemed shy on the outside, I don't think people realized how intelligent she was!
I will truly miss Marge!  I am sad not to see her on this side of heaven, but am so happy, that she closed her eyes on earth and in a blink of an eye, is seeing our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!!!

She was a sweet friend she shared with me many stories from her life and always looked upon the bright side of very tough circumstances. I was blessed to know her ❤️

Here is a wonderful moment of Marge and Linda with our puppies, Marge loved animals.

as we called her, was a living testimony of running the race with endurance. I never heard her utter a word of complaint about her blindness, living alone, not having family, etc. She was a remarkable woman, and incredibly aware of her surroundings despite her being blind. When we would drive her to or from church, she could tell where we were at any given moment just based on her memory. She could tell who was playing the piano for church without seeing them; she knew each of our little quirks and music styles. 
Sometimes, however, her heightened senses caused hilarious results. She once told us very sincerely that she was concerned about the height of some speed bumps outside her housing complex; when she went over them in a bus, she was worried the bus would tip over!! 😂

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Marjorie Louise Hafemann

25 mayo, 1932 – 21 mayo, 2025

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