Marion Raynor Funeral Expenses
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We are raising funds for my sister, Marion Raynor.
God called my sister home at 4:24pm on Friday, February 26. She had several masses on her liver and pancreas that had gone without detection and led to septic shock. By the time she sought medical attention, it was too late.
Marion was only 55 years old and was unemployed when she died. She had depleted her savings and did not have life insurance. We're hoping to raise funds for her three daughters, Ginny, Alexandra, and Madelyn, so they can settle her accounts and do some much-needed repairs to her home to prepare it for sale. Two of her daughters live out of state and will be traveling back and forth between their home states of Michigan and Virginia to Ohio in order to take care of all of the final arrangements for their mother.
Marion was one of the most giving people. In spite of her personal pain and depression, she loved to give to others. She had a soft spot for the elderly and for animals. She will be remembered for her amazing sense of humor, her love of history, archeology, and the mystical, and her love of her three beautiful daughters - they brought her the most joy in life.
There were so many trips untaken and words unspoken but we know that she is out of pain now and we know that her last wishes would be for her daughters to be taken care of.
God called my sister home at 4:24pm on Friday, February 26. She had several masses on her liver and pancreas that had gone without detection and led to septic shock. By the time she sought medical attention, it was too late.
Marion was only 55 years old and was unemployed when she died. She had depleted her savings and did not have life insurance. We're hoping to raise funds for her three daughters, Ginny, Alexandra, and Madelyn, so they can settle her accounts and do some much-needed repairs to her home to prepare it for sale. Two of her daughters live out of state and will be traveling back and forth between their home states of Michigan and Virginia to Ohio in order to take care of all of the final arrangements for their mother.
Marion was one of the most giving people. In spite of her personal pain and depression, she loved to give to others. She had a soft spot for the elderly and for animals. She will be remembered for her amazing sense of humor, her love of history, archeology, and the mystical, and her love of her three beautiful daughters - they brought her the most joy in life.
There were so many trips untaken and words unspoken but we know that she is out of pain now and we know that her last wishes would be for her daughters to be taken care of.
Organizer and beneficiary
Kevin Shook
Organizer
Middletown, OH
Dawn Shookie
Beneficiary