Marcia Lynn Jones

Birth date: Dec 27, 1946 Death date: Oct 23, 2013

Marcia Lynn Jones, 66, Montverde, Florida passed away on October 23, 2013 in Montverde, FL. Mrs. Jones was born on December 27, 1946 in Springfield, MA to Joseph and Elsie Souvigney. Upon her retirement from the Navy, LCDR Jones m Read Obituary

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Dorene Smith

458w ago

I should have known we'd lost her when I stopped receiving my yearly Christmas letters. Boy, do I miss those. The world lost a bright light when Marcia went.
Marcia was such an amazing person. We met while attending a class at LSCC and she made quite an impression on me. During a time when funds were low, she made sure I had the fee to be inducted into Phi Theta Kappa. I had addressed a Christmas card to her and Ike this year and decided to do a search and that's how I ended up here. I wanted to tell her how much of an inspiration she was to me. I know I told her in person but I wanted her to see the end result of her inspiration - how far I've come because I had people like her in my life that encouraged me. I love you and miss you, Marcia!

Karen Harris

612w ago

We knew Marcia when she and Ike lived in Southern Illinois. We met them as customers at our gift shop but they became friends, and we enjoyed receiving their Christmas letters every year. We were deeply saddened to read Ike's letter this Christmas, sharing the news of Marcia's passing. We will always remember her passion for life, and she will be sincerely missed.
Karen & Steve Harris

Jean Moret

615w ago

Never got to meet her but glad she and you got to see the world togather. Sorry I didn't hear about your loss sooner. Thinking of you Skip
Dave an Jean Moret

Wanda And Merv Nenstiel

615w ago

in honor of Marcia.

Marcia was a dear friend for many years(we met while my husband was stationed on Okinawa in 1984). She babysat for us many times (Alexis) and was at the baptism for our granddaughter, Taylar in 1992. Although we lived on opposite coasts whenever we traveled to Florida we visited the Jones' or met up with them for a lunch or dinner. She was a no nonsense kind of person, but if she loved you you knew it!
We miss you and will think of you often, rest easy, dear friend.

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Beth

616w ago

Marcia had a passion for her students, and she was a a good neighbor as well.
Fond memories of Montverde/Vinola picnics...she watched out for everyone!

Peace to the family from Beth McNulty and Ernie Rhamstine

Mike Matulia

619w ago

Our deepest sympathy and prayers for the family of Marcia. She was a great teacher, role model and mentor for many of her students. May the memory of Marcia be etched in the minds and spirits of all of her former students. She not only taught the information in her classes by passed on many life skills!

She was a great baseball fan and loved to come out to the baseball field and watch her "boys". I know that her boys will always remember her.

May God bless Marcia's family!

Mike Matulia

619w ago

My deepest sympathy to Marcia's family. She was an outstanding teacher that provided more than the "regular" classroom knowledge to her students; she was able to positively mentor and counsel many of our students at LSSC. We always enjoyed seeing her at the baseball games when she had a free moment to spend, watching "her boys".

Mary Hunt

619w ago

in honor of Marcia.

I didn't know you, Marcia but I feel so sad at the loss of a fellow adjunct. Your reputation as an outstanding teacher lives on in your students. Rest in peace.

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Marion Kane

619w ago

Deepest sympathy to Marcia's family. I worked with her at LSCC, and looked forward to seeing her come into the Learning Center to work with her students. They all loved her and waited for her every week, eagerly settling around a table to ask her for help and just talk and laugh. I could tell that some days she was pulling through on willpower alone but she was a great fighter and an inspiration to many. She cared about every student she met and was the best role model you could find for students and instructors both. She was an original, proud of her accomplishments and her students.

Sue Sykes Berry

623w ago

Although it has been many years since I've seen Marcia in person-I have enjoyed the long missives at Christmas that Ike so faithfully penned each year. Marcia was such an inspiration to me, so educated and so willing to take risks. She gave me great advice as we walked the pasture (otherwise known as the golf course in Spain), talked to me about her life adventures, and just generally stayed upbeat and motivated. She was truly one of a kind, and will be greatly missed.-Sue Sykes Berry

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