Mary Plumlee
I knew Marcia the last few years of her life. What a sweet heart. Even tho we had 'work to do' we had great fun doing it.. We enjoyed our work sessions and she worked hard to please me. She always did her best. Going to miss her.
Birth date: Sep 2, 1941 Death date: Apr 20, 2015
Marcia May Perkins Stratton, 73, died April 20, 2015, at Willard Walker Home, Washington Regional Hospice, Fayetteville, of an extended debilitating illness. She was born September 2, 1941, at Fayetteville, Arkansas, the daughter Read Obituary
I knew Marcia the last few years of her life. What a sweet heart. Even tho we had 'work to do' we had great fun doing it.. We enjoyed our work sessions and she worked hard to please me. She always did her best. Going to miss her.
I'm very sorry to hear of Marcia's passing. She was an excellent coworker and was very good at her job. Marcia was also humorous, making me laugh frequently with her no nonsense personality. May the peace of Christ be with and comfort her family and friends.
Marcia and I had many happy times together from Jr Hi to high school. I rode my bike to her home on Washington Ave. where we had fun. We had bunking parties and trips to Jug Wheeler's while in FHS. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. Alice Burt Fletcher
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My prayers are with you Paul and Ashley.First met Marcia in Jr. High. We all shared fun times in those days. Marcia is in a better place now and in good hands.
Paul, I'm so sorry for your loss. Your mom and I were great friends growing up in Fayetteville and again while living in Little Rock. Back then she loved to bake pies and her hands were beautiful! Her secret? Crisco as hand lotion!
I am so saddened to read of Marcia's passing. We started 1st grade together at Washington School, lived about 5 blocks from each other, and shared many fun filled times. Lots of great memories of her from Jr. High as well. So sorry for your loss.
Paul, Marcia was a very good friend of mine and I will miss her very much. We had many fun times together. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your daughter.
Marcia and I grew up together, spent many hours on her porch on Washington talking about all our problems. Well we thought they were problems.She was my good friend, and I will miss her. Her Mother and my Mother were best friends in later years.My thoughts are with the family.Mickey Cain