Mrs. Marie Cramer Litchfield

Birth date: Sep 2, 1928 Death date: Aug 25, 2014

Thelma Marie Litchfield was born September 2, 1928 in Orlando, Florida to parents Charles Cramer and Ella Mae Curtis Cramer. Her father was from New York and her mother from Nashville, Tennessee -- with the old home place of “Curt Read Obituary

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Alice Compton

569w ago

Aunt Marie and Uncle Orville were two of my most favorite people to go vist. Their smiles could light up a room and Christ love was reflected in their eyes! Your parents were the esscence of Christ love and peace.I remember having "grateful turkey" with them on several hoilidays and the jokes we shared around the table. Do you remember the time your mom let "Tina" have her own cake and she encouraged her to stike her hands in it! What a mess! We went canoeing together at Wekiva Springs and rode the tractor around your front yard under that beautiful old oak tree. What precious mememories! I rejoice in knowing the best is yet to come. I know Uncle Orville is glad to have his Marie with him and some day we will all join in the big family circle. I am so glad her grandchildren were able to have that wonderful woman with them to help them develop their walk with the Lord.I hope you will get in touch with us so we can keep up with that branch of the family.
You are all loved and missed!
Alice Cramer Compton
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Chris Schlienger

569w ago

So sorry to hear about Marie's passing. I will be sure to let my parents, Martin and Katherine Cramer, and sister, Alice Cramer Compton, know.
Christine "Tina" Cramer Schlienger

Deborah

579w ago

I send my deepest sympathy to the entire Litchfield Family. Always remember the wonderful times that you spent with her. Please find comfort in what the Bible says about the opportunity of seeing your loved one again under the very best of conditions: “He will swallow up death forever.” (Isaiah 25:8)

For more comfort please go to https://www.jw.org/en/video-why-study-the-bible/ and then search for "When Someone You Love Dies" Brochure.

Tammie Klingbeil

579w ago

Grandma was always ready to help whoever she came in contact with never complaining if it messed up her scedule. She lived for others. I greatly valued her presence and interest in my life. I have always been inspired with how she humbled herself and wanted to change and grow to be more trusting and like Jesus. I will always cherish the things she taught me by word and action. Whenever i went to visit grandma she would open the door wide and welcome me with a big smile, cherry greeting, and warm hug and kiss. When she was able she would have a wonderful meal prepared. Usually a wonderful haystack. Grandma was always up for an adventure and just enjoyed being with her family and friends. She never knI can truthfully write a book on all the beautiful memories I have of my grandma. I will trully miss her very very much. My desire is to let her love live in my heart so that I can be like her to others. I love you grandma now and and forever. I long for the day where we can live together in the perfect love with all our family and friends together.

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