Grandma Marlene, \"Morrow\", I had the honour and privilege of living with you for the past 27 years of my life. Growing up, having you next door to dad, spending the night every other Saturday and Sunday. Watching Harry Potter on television while you or grandpa made me hot chocolate with a peppermint stick in the glass is one of my favorite memories where I felt completely safe with you and grandpa. Playing with my legos, my army men, eating french toast and turkey bacon for dinner, you helped provide me with a great childhood. I travel the world because of you, because of the weekend trips to Centerville, Essenhaus, Turkeyville, because of the trips to Ludington and Sault Ste Marie. I\'ll be going to Sault Ste Marie this summer to leave a piece of you in that place you most loved, watching the boats in the park for hours, it must have been a heaven for you. And you were a heaven to us, so very happy to be in our lives and us in yours, watching all of our hockey, basketball, baseball games. Caring about our day to day, even making us packed lunches into college, there is nothing you wouldn\'t do for us. Saving your coins so that we could buy extra toys, slipping us some extra money to spend on ourself when we would travel. You were one of our earliest and closest friends. A gentle woman through and through. You loved your lighthouses, you loved your puzzles, you loved to sew (saved me many times with that). You loved to make crafts, that Humpty Dumpty Man is still one of my closest possessions. You loved your husband Frank, whom you were married to 64 years, you loved your children Kort and Tracy, and your grandchildren (Ryan, Justin, Blake and Me). When I was 12 years old I watched the movie Click where Adam Sandler works his life away and got upset at his father, the last time he would see him in the movie, because the father was trying to take his son out one last time before he passed away. I saw that movie then and cried my heart out. I told myself that whatever school or work, it would never come before family and I would do my utmost to see my grandparents, father and mother so that I would not be the man from that movie. I\'d like to think I kept that promise with you. Therefore I was with you until the end. You suffered immensely from your knees which prevented you from seeing the lighthouses you loved, from the blindness that prevented you from reading and sewing, from the hearing that prevented you from hearing the TV. The dementia that affected your mind hit you very hard. I know you were not religious, but I\'d like to think I could pray for the both of us, and I wil from time to time, and I do believe you are now in heaven surrounded by your lighthouses, the lakes of Michigan, sewing or reading Amish books to your hearts content, wearing that grey lighthouse sweater you loved, visiting with your grandson Ryan, reconnected with your parents. Waiting with paitence for grandpa to join you, someday your son, someday your daughter, someday your grandchildren who when we are reunited together with you will rejoice and will live together in perpetuity. In the meantime you are missed deeply and sincerely by your family. I know you would be proud of the persons your grandchildren became and you played an essential part in that. With the utmost love and respect Hayley (Connor) Wilson.

Posted by Hayley Wilson on April 15, 2023

I will truly miss you.I am happy to have many good memories though that will live on forever.You were a great mother and a fun mother.I will eat a rootbeer stand hotdogs in your honor. Love your son.

Posted by Kort Wilson on March 21, 2023

Hey ole lady, the last few years were a real doozy but at least you're not in any pain anymore. I have lots of good memories with you and you will still be remembered and talked about when I make more trips up north. you will be surely missed. I love you, rest in peace grandma.

Posted by Blake Wilson on March 20, 2023

To a sweet lady who I enjoyed having as a neighbor and I loved talking to you and enjoyed the fact that my kitty Jerry shared a bound with you and I loved seeing him on your lap on beautiful sunny days when you would sit out front on the porch he loved you very much now you can go find him because he's a kitty angel in heaven and you 2 can be together again. R.I.P. Mrs. Wilson.

Posted by Vera Johnson on March 20, 2023