Birth date: Oct 9, 1936 Death date: Apr 12, 2026
Marjorie Ann Smith was born in one of the most beautiful places in the country, Hershey, Pennsylvania, on October 9, 1936, to Emma Viola Hudson from Kentucky and Sydney Charles Smith from Indiana. Marjie spent her first nine years Read Obituary
We consider it an honor to have met beautiful Marjie. What an amazing example of righteous womanhood she is! We were moved by her final public testimony of Jesus Christ, our Savior. And we will never forget how her perfect voice soared when she sang “I Wonder as I Wander” in our Christmas program. We look forward to seeing her again! With love to her wonderful family,
Ron & Linda Blackham
Dear Wendy and family,
With heartfelt condolences on the passing of your mom and grandmother.
Hugs,
Karen M.
My mother was an extraordinary person who expected the best from herself and others. She deeply loved her children and gave them every opportunity in life they wanted. My children and grandchildren have benefited greatly from my mother’s love of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, music, storytelling, travel, love of all people, and so much more. I could write all night and barely touch on the effect this glorious woman had on everyone she met. She is our guardian angel now, along with our dad, just as she said she would be.
I am honored to tribute my performance tonight of Hallmarked at Hale Centre Theatre in Sandy to my sweet mamma- Marjorie Ann Wilson whom performed over the years at our small original theatre on Main Street and then many times at the Hale Theatre in West Valley! This one’s for YOU!
Thanks to mama- I have the joy of theatre and incredible storytelling- all because of her! This picture below is when Marjorie, Lowell, and myself played 3 of the 4 grandparents in Charlie & the Chocolate Factory years ago… oh my! The bed was actually a trampoline that we jumped on for joy later- when Charlie found the Golden ticket!!
If Marjie Wilson (My Mother) had-dent done enough already by bringing me into the world…she made sure I was taught in the order of things pertaining to the kingdom of God. Finding myself through her words of encouragement was the blessing I grew up with…Phrases like, “Be Good and You’ll be happy!” “Sweet Dreams and No Bad nightmares” were often spoken. The stillness and peace brought by ever present softly sung lullabies will never be forgotten… she sung to us at bed time or in our times of trouble, during the good and the bad… she filled our souls with music. My heart is filled with wonder as I reflect on her wonderful contribution and service in this life…She is still there helping and nurturing us… With great love I thank her forever and ever…. Her arms are open wide still and I run to them. Ken
