Message from Emily Stevens

Marjorie was such an incredible woman, so engaged and lively. Whenever I would visit she would always be doing something, watching birds on the feeder outside her kitchen window, listening to the news or to the game. She was always very definite about what she wanted or needed me to do but also very patient when I didn't do things quite the way she wanted. Although I didn't know her well for very long I wish I could have known her for much longer. Thank you Marjorie - for your patience, for your good humor, for your stories and for everything you have been and done for so many people.

Message from Steven Raymond

Dear Joyce, I was a nursing student class of 1977 at CMMC. I loved your mom. She was a very positive influence upon me at that very young and unformed time of my life. She had a simple directness that I greatly appreciated. She was a good classroom and clinical instructor, and very human and humane in her presence and interactions with me.

A funny story... I was a black belt in karate at that time, and she volunteered to be in a demonstration I was doing for the class. I was a kicking expert, and with my foot flying over her hear and right up to her face, she just kept eye contact with me and smiling all the time. Everybody loved her coolness in those moments. Everyone in my class loved her. Peace and Blessings to you and your family.

Expression of Sympathy

A Sunny Memories was ordered on January 4, 2018

A candle was lit by Rob Fiedler on January 2, 2018 8:07 PM

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Please accept my condolences on Marjorie’s passing. I enjoyed working with her during my tenure as chapter manager for the Western Colorado chapter.
As onc journey ends, another begins

Message from Nancy Barney

Marge was a wonderful lady and an asset to the communities in which she lived. I am sorry that I did not have the pleasure of a longer acquaintance with her. My sympathy to Joyce and the rest of the family. I will be thinking of you all on Saturday. I wish I could be there with you. Nancy Barney

A candle was lit by Gayle Mercer on December 30, 2017 5:33 PM

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I'm thankful for the privilege of knowing Marge through my dad, Bill Theimer, and for the support she was to our family especially at the time of my oldest sister's last days as well as the companion she was to my dad. We enjoyed her visits to Wichita and ours to Paonia and Grand Junction where we would always play rousing games of cribbage, enjoy the jams and jellies she made from dad's garden and other wonderful dishes. She was an amazing woman who will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers to her family who meant so much to her.

A candle was lit by Joanne Rea Marco on December 30, 2017 3:29 PM

Message from Roslyn Hanna

Joyce and all the Oliver family, sorry to hear of Marge passing. She sure lived a good and rewarding life. My thought are with you all at this sad time, but you will have lots of fond memories to remember her by,

She was a wonderful nursing instructor! The world is a better place having had her in it. My heart goes out to the family for your loss.

Message from Marie Mile

I would like to express my condolences to the family and friends of Marjorie Oliver. While words fail to capture the pain of losing a loved one, we look forward to the time when words will fail to capture the joy of having our heavenly Father, Jehovah, return your dear one to you. May the Lord, Jesus Christ himself and God our Father who loved us and gave everlasting comfort and good hope through undeserved kindness, comfort your hearts and make you firm. (2Thessalonians 2:16,17)

Expression of Sympathy

A SPATHIPHYLLUM was sent on December 28, 2017

Love knows no boundaries. While Margie is no longer physically with us, her spirit is always around us. We shall hear Margie and Judy through our chimes. Love, Tiffany, Trey, Becky and family

Message from Jay Standring

Joyce, Jason, Jimbo, Michael, et al,

It should come as no surprise to you over the next weeks - as you hear from the many people whose lives Marge made such a positive impact on.

She was a remarkable woman, and you can be very proud that you are part of her legacy.

I wish you peace and comfort, and hope that your many happy memories guide you through this solemn time.

Love,
Jay Standring

A candle was lit by Judy Oliver Chancellor Family on December 27, 2017 2:26 PM

Message from Deborah Campbell

Another Georgetown icon gone. So sorry for your loss such a hard time of year!

A candle was lit by Laura Theimer on December 26, 2017 8:33 PM

Message from Fran Barter

Mrs. Oliver, as I initially called her, was my swimming instructor at Reid State Park and then my first instructor at CMGH School of Nursing in 1966. Later we worked together and I respected her so much that I still mostly called her Mrs. Oliver...or eventually, Mrs. O. She was so important a person in my life, and will always remain so. Her intelligence, smart humor and professional excellence were legendary in the School of Nursing and among those fortunate to know her as "friend." I will miss her presence in this world and extend to you, Joyce, my deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother.

Message from Kevun, Michele and Emma Colburn

Joyce and Family,

We are so sorry for your loss. We loved Marge (Gigi) as if she was our own grandma. We have missed seeing her since Bill (Granddad's) passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

A candle was lit by Kevin Colburn Family on December 26, 2017 5:26 PM

Message from Rose

To the family of Ms. Oliver, may you find comfort and strength from our Heavenly Father who comforts us during our trials. 2Corinthians 1:3,4

A candle was lit by mary jo whiteman on December 25, 2017 9:54 AM

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Dear Joyce,
I regret the passing of your mother, Marjorie. Or Marge as I remember her.
I was in the class of 1967 at CMGH, the same class that Jayne, blessings to her, graduated from. I have many and only fond memories of Marge, she was such a light and seemed always to care for each of us as we struggled through the maze of becoming a nurse and a responsible member of society, it seemed. One time we ( my roommate Meg Carter and I ) were invited out for an incredible day on the ocean in the lobster boat of your father! What a memory !
I am grateful for the presence of Marge in my life, not only such a lot of knowledge, but also a very caring person and a model of a wonderful human being and especially memorable and important in this formative time of my life.
I live in New Mexico and will not be able to attend the service.
Gratitude to you and
Best wishes for your future days and years,
Mary Jo Whiteman