Birth date: Jan 11, 1919 Death date: Sep 18, 2015
Aunt Doris remembered me playing rummykub probably 40 years ago, and would always mention it to me, even as recently as this year! i'll remember her sense of humor and she was certainly ahead of her time from a business/career perspective. –Roger Podell
My aunt, Doris Marrow, was a woman who embraced life with courage and enthusiasm. She was happiest being in the company of family and friends; she loved to travel, enjoyed good food and lively conversation, and was always willing to help others by writing the CEO of any company she felt was not doing the right thing for an elderly customer. Doris was always close in memory to those she had loved and lost.
Fond farewells to Aunt Doris, my mother's aunt, a woman both strong-minded and kind-hearted. Despite the tragedies she sustained, she kept her spirits up and enjoyed life to the max. Last of her generation, and one of a kind.
My aunt, Doris Marrow, was a woman who embraced life with courage and enthusiasm, She was happiest being in the company of family and friends. She loved to travel, enjoyed good food and lively conversation, and was always close in memory to those she had loved and lost. Things will just not be the same without her,
My Aunt Doris, the youngest sister of my grandmother, was smart. She was sharp. She had what they called, back in the day, a good head for business. She depended on my grandmother for emotional support, of which my grandmother had a seemingly endless supply. Doris was always interesting to talk to and, despite a truly unending set of tragedies, she had a positive spirit. I knew her my entire life and she will be missed by her extended family.
Kelly and I were just looking at a picture of Aunt Doris. We spoke about how beautiful she looked. We couldn't believe she was the age she was. Kelly was happy to have those good genes. Aunt Doris was a wonderful, caring person and the world can use many more like her!
Doris Marrow was my great aunt. She and her sisters were a formidable group! I remember Doris as being full of bustling energy. She was a woman ahead of her time, ambitious and business minded in an era where that was not as prized as it should have been. I remember the unique timbre of her voice, her well-put-together appearance, her no nonsense attitude and her sense of humor. She was a do-er. In her honor I will support a woman entrepreneur via Kiva, the international micro finance organization. Rest in peace, Doris.
Mrs. Marrow was the sweetest lady I have ever met. Working for her and with her was a pleasure. Her sense of humor was delightful and refreshing. May she rest in peace.
