BURLESON — Marjorie Daniels, 69, passed away Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010. Funeral: 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mayfield Kiser Funeral Home in Burleson. Interment: Caddo Cemetery. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Marjorie was preceded in death by her son, Scott Snell. Survivors: Husband of 28 years, D.D. Daniels; sister, Carol Lord; sons, Bruce Snell and wife, Stacy, Brian Snell and wife, Gayla; stepson, Boyd Daniels and wife, Ann; stepdaughters, Tracy Daniels and Lorie Schroeder and husband, Jeffrey; 15 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
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To Margie’s family, Ken and I are very sad to hear of your (and our) loss. Margie and I were classmates in Jackson Heights back in the 50’s. We finally met again a few years ago when Ken and I stopped by. It was like we had never been apart. Our correspondence and calls were sporadic over the years, but were precious. I still think of her as the blonde, pig tailed, freckled face fifth grader I knew back then. God Bless her, and all of you.
Maureen Peterson
Uncle DD and Family,
My heart is truly aching with the passing of my wonderful Auntie M. She was so loving and very fun to talk with, I will miss our talks together. My thoughts and prayers are with each and every one of you. She is now at peace with her son and brother. In time the tears will dry and smiles will return when you remember all those happy times you shared with her. All my love.
Cathy Lord
dd,brian and family,
i am very sorry to here of my 2nd mothers death. as ya’ll know im not very good with words but i love all ya’ll and if peggy or i can do anything please do not hesitate to contact us.
thanks marge for everything you have done for me for the last 35 years.
please rest in peace
jack
you are all in my thoughts and prayers.
I send my love to each one of you.
Love, Connie
We all share your grief . The Place family lost a beloved friend this Saturday . And we always felt you are our extended family . I have known your mother since I was 12 years old . I always remember my first home cook meal at your family , wayback on Cottonwood Ave. . Grilled burgers and sausage and fancy salads . My mom never cooked like that ! It was real treat for me .
Mom –
As I stare at this blank document… the words are coming to me in a jumbled mess of fragmented thoughts and memories. Nothing is flowing from my fingers as easily as it did for Scotty, but I know I still must do this in order to get through my grief.
Many times I have reflected upon the hardships that life threw in your path. I can’t imagine what it was like for you… as a young girl… to be sent to live with cold and unloving relatives. Then after escaping that life through marriage, and becoming a loving wife and mother of three boys, to find yourself alone against the world, not only fighting for your own existence, but for the welfare of us: Bruce, Scotty and me. I thank God that you won those fights!
I believe God then rewarded you with the love of DD Daniels, and you were then able to temper all those years of hardship, with 34 years of joy. I am grateful that you finally had someone you could count on to never leave your side, and to share the best years of your life with.
You are my only hero. I will love you always. – Brian
Mom,
I loved you with all my heart. You have given me so many wonderful gifts throughout the past 32 years… with the most precious being your son Brian. He is truly my Soul Mate and the love of my life. The two of you were so much alike… in so many ways… that I couldn’t help but love you too.
You taught me about strength and facing life’s challenges head on. You helped me change from a quiet, reserved young girl, to a strong and confident woman. You were the bond that held our family together, and although nobody could ever fill your shoes, I am going to try my best to make sure your family traditions and wishes continue.
You were the best Mother-in-law I could have ever asked for, and I will miss you with all my heart!
Gayla
I love you Grandma. Bunny
Brian, Gayla and DD
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of both sorrow and celebration. Even though we grieve over the loss of a truly wonderful woman, we are compelled to celebrate her life and the legacy she has left. I’ve only known Marge and DD during these past 10 years, but they always welcomed me with open arms, even though I came with Jackie! I had such respect for Marge because of everything she endured during her years. By the grade of God, she met and married DD, who took care of her and loved her, and always will. Brian and Gayla, John and I love you two dearly. If we can do anything for you, please don’t hesitate to ask.
DD, Brian, Gayla, and Family
Marge was a great person, and also a great mother-in-law to Gayla. She was lots of fun.
Marge was a truly genuine wonderfull person. What you saw was what you got.
She will Live in our Hearts and Memories for ever. She will Be Missed Dearly.
Words, however kind, can’t mend your heartache: but those who care and share your loss wish you comfort and peace of mind. May you find strength in the love of family and in the warm embrace of friends.
My Deepest Sympathy
Phillip Vessier
I came to know Marge, somewhere around the age of five. Not long after that, I began to know her not only as my best friends mother, but as Mom. I could ask or tell her anything some things I didn’t dare tell her. Mom would give me the truth whether I liked it or not. Marge included me in everything, from warm smiles, to family vacations, dinners, chores, and down right stern discipline when I needed it. She treated me as if I was her own. She held nothing back. She always told it, like it was, and believe me, she meant it! I’m not sure if I ever met a stronger person or a better role model. I really can’t remember if I ever came right out and told her how much I loved appreciated her. If I didn’t, well, I guess that’s my own loss, but I know for sure that she knew how I felt about her. For the rest of the family I offer my deepest condolences. As for Mom, Thank You for almost 40 years of your love, friendship, and just being Mom.
Tim