Marjorie May Squier

My heart and prayers goes out to the family. I pray that you will find comfort in knowing that death was never a part of God’s plan. Death is God’s enemy and it is not stronger than God. Just as our heavenly father had the desire and the power to create life, motivated by that same desire and by means of that power, he promises to undo death. Even though death causes great sadness to those left behind to grieve, God’s wonderful promises gives us a reason for joy … 1 Corinthians 15:26; John 5:28, 29; Revelations 21:3, 4.

We would like to send our thoughts and prayers to the family of Marge Squier. We have many fond memories of visiting with Aunt Marge at her Tempe home. She gave a warm welcome to our daughter Sheri, when she traveled to AZ for her first teaching job. She made us feel so welcome during our visits. We played bingo with her at the casino, ate at her favorite restaurants, and enjoyed some really good home cooked meals with her. We also enjoyed seeing the beautiful quilts and afghans she made, with most of them finding homes with her family and friends. She was so creative and talented. Thanks for all the memories Aunt Marge, we will miss you. God bless you and rest in peace. With love, your nephew Dale Squier and wife Joan.

Marge was a loving and thoughtful person. She had such a big heart. She could not do enough to help others. Marge let me stay with her when I found my first teaching job in Casa Grande, AZ. I will always remember staying with her and all the wonderful dinners and visits we had. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family.