Condolences for Marjorie Helen “Margie” Korn

Aunt Marge was always a special part of our family. Growing up in an Army family,our sons got to know Aunt Marge when we visited or during leave between duty stations. When I passed on the obituary to both of them, they said "She was always so nice to us boys when we would visit when we were kids" and "Always loved spending time with Aunt Marge." She was always a very caring and loving Aunt. We're fortunate we were able to spend a little time with her in January when I came back for my brother's funeral. RIP Aunt Marge. You'll be dearly missed.

When our daughter married into the Horstman family they also accepted us into the whole family and Margie was a huge part of all the family events. She so loved the nieces and nephews, the great nieces and nephews, and the great great nieces and nephews. We will miss her, but as our granddaughter Amelia (Margie's great great niece) told us this weekend "I'm sad about Margie but I think she's happy where she is now"

As a 12 year old having a personal account with a bank and the teller, Margie, greeting you personally by name is a big deal and professionally processing your account! As an adult marrying into the family and being greeted by name at a family event was really special after so many years had past!

Remembering Marge Two trips to Vegas, trap shoots, bowling, bus trips,casinos and Sunday excursions to Leo and Leona’s and after I moved cards and phone calls and cards Lots of wonderful memories I will miss you dear friend.