Condolence: I was a new 6th grader at Eminence and got lost my first day and wandered into the library when I met Ms. Nichols. I was so scared I was going to be in trouble for not being where I was suppose to be. She was a great librarian, teacher and friend. I was saddened to learn of her passing and will miss her greatly.

Condolence: Gracie, I am so sorry to hear of Junnie's passing. Grandma Dorothy Coy mailed me a copy of the Service program. Some of my earliest memories were of you and Junnie babysitting me and just being "nice" to the little girl who lived next door. Praying for your family. Kind regards, Lou Ann

Condolence: Gracie, Sorry to hear about your sister.We are thinking of you.Mom would like to have been there but my brother has the Flu.Hard to believe how your kids have grown up. But mine have to.I have two boys 28,and soon to 24. Not married but a looking. Thoughts and prayer to you and your family. Rose

Condolence: Sorry that I can't be there. Thinking of you. Gracie,I would like your address. I don,t have a computer. Rose Marie has sent the message.

Condolence: Had a great time at the theater, there actually is Crunchy honey roasted peanut butter. Caden Junnie always welcomed us when we came to the theater. Thank you. Amaya Junnie taught me to make Nutella/marshmallow sandwiches. Yummy! Cavan We will miss you Junnie.

Condolence: A couple of days ago a brand new angel received her wings, Junnie is her name. God has a plan for us and we never know when He will call upon us to help Him out. This time is hard on the surviving family members. All you need to do is to remember the great times you had with Junnie and cherish those memories. We were fortunate to meet Junnie when our daughter, Diana, joined the Marlatt family. Junnie was a pleasure to talk with and get to know. She has left memories are many people. May God be with you today and in the days to come.