Name: Schimunek Funeral Home of Bel Air, Inc.
Address: Bel Air, MD

Dear Terri and Family, My prayers go out to you and your family. Marge was a special women, a great mentor and wonderful nurse. She will be doing great things above.

I know I speak for our entire family in saying that our Aunt Marge was a very special lady. She always showed an interest in all of us despite the fact that she was suffering over so many years. She has left a beautiful legacy of faith, perseverance and trust in her Lord and we are all blessed because of it. We will miss her but know we will meet again where there is no more pain and only joy. Love to Terry and Dan and your family

Your Mom and Grandmother was the greatest!  Surely, she was ready to meet her Savior in person and had the best Easter celebration ever in heaven and will be there to greet us when our Lord calls all of us home to Him.  God bless her and all of you, too!

Love, always,

Aunt Loretta

Terry and Family,

Your Mom was an amazing woman.  Wonderful nurse, great co-worker, true friend.  She suffered so much but it never stopped her.   I will always be grateful for her friendship.  She will be truly missed.

Sending our sympathies to you and your family.  Your mom was a wonderful person, aunt, and sister to my mom.  
She will truly be missed, but I know that all your happy memories will help you celebrate her life and the peace and happiness she now has in heaven. 
Sincerely, Bobby, Helen, Leanne, Sarah, and Corey

Terry,

I am soorry to hear about Marge's passing.  I think of her often and am keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

Marge was a co-worker,then became a friend, and eventually we were close neighbors. She had so many health problems after moving to the condo. When she was well she enjoyed playing Pinochle and joined us when we had game night.My little dog, Heidi, thought she was pretty special because Marge always had a treat for her.She will be sorely missed. She lived a good life, with a couple miracles in the last several years.I know she is at peace now. Terry: you and your family have my deepest sympathy. I know it was hard to let go.

Please accept my deepest sympathies and condolences.  Marge was an angel on earth, always caring, giving, thoughtful, kind and generous.  I truly understood her passion for nursing care and the high standard she set whenever a new nurse came on staff at Mercy Hospital.  I will miss her dearly.

Dear Terri and Family,  I have known your mom a long time.  She was a Mercy nurse and I worked at Mercy for 35 years as a Secretary.  I knew your Aunt Jeanne McCarthy and your uncle Ed. I visited Marge at Lorien before her last admission to Mercy and we had a lovely visit.  She enjoyed my bus trips as well. I am also a friend of her friend, Nancylee. She will be missed terribley.  She suffers no more and fought the fight quite well.  She was truly a blessing to so many.  She really had wonderful faith.
                                                                     Shirley Ernst (Bel Air - Md)

We met Marge a little over three years ago when we moved next door to her in the condos.   My husband and I enjoyed her sweet smile, her demeanor, and her good sense of humor from the first day we met.    We knew immediately she was a kind and gentle woman with a great pride in her family of whom she would often talk.   We were impressed with her stamina, her church work, the kindness she showed everyone and the friendship we developed in a few short years.   She was truly a beautiful lady in every way and we will miss her and think of her often.   Your family and her dear friends are in our thoughts and prayers.

I only knew Marge since we all moved to our condos. She was a true christian and had a great deal of faith to sustain her through her many illnesses.y She was always a lady , kind and passionate. Marge was a clever card player and  had fun out playing my husband, who teased her alot.I enjoyed hearing about her adventures on her various trips,especially to the passion play. I admired her and assume she was a caring and compaaionate nurse. She will be truly missed but I am glad she is no longer suffering!                     Linda Erickson Bel Air, MD.

We are deeply saddened to hear about the loss of your Mom.  It was such a pleasure to have known her.  We remember when she used to come to the baseball games and watch Colin play.  May all the wonderful memories comfort you during this difficult time.  You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Love, 
Nancy, Brandon & Christopher Romaniello

Dear Terri and family, 
   I would like to tell you how sorry I am of the passing of your Mom. I'm a neighbor of your Mom's she was a blessing to me as she shared all of her health problems and how she pulled throught them. We do know some of the family's from Penn Mar the Kight famiy Linda Kight's Family. Your bother knows her. I lived over that way before I moved to BelAir. Terri it was my pleasure and honor of knowing your Mom she was a wonderful lady I will always remember our talks that we always had when we would meet My prayer and thoughts are with you all at this time. 
                            Doris Marshall (1003 A )

I know your faith will provide you with comfort in these difficult days.  You have so many wonderful memories as well.  I have great memories of our childhood.  I remember your family visiting us during the Christmas and other holidays.  Those are precious memories for me.  I remember visiting your family.  I remember watching Terry and Dan grow into great people with a wonderful Mom and Dad.  I remember seeing your Mom when I would visit Baltimore.  She was so loving and so generous to her siblings and to her children.  May we honor the love she showed and her deep faith in God by striving to love others and God as she did.

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Marguerite Marge / Margie Thomas Barczak

September 23, 1935 – April 1, 2012

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