I first met Marge in the summer of 1963 when my Dad was stationed at the same Air Force Base as them, I was 6 years old. My parents became the best of friends with the Grims and remained so the rest of their lives. I remember falling asleep on their couch after the girls went to bed many times, while Marge, Louie and my folks played cards and maybe had a Salty Dog or 2. Marge told me that any time I stopped by her house, there would be homemade cookies, ice cream or slice of pie waiting for me and she never let me down, Marge's pie crust were the best. Marge's laugh was infectious and and she was always fun to be around. My heart goes out to Julie and Jan for the loss of their Mom, She was a wonderful person and we always thought of her, Louie and you two as family rather than friends. I won't forget all the times we had camping or when they came to the beach to visit. Marge and Louie would come by my work, always unexpected, and ask me out for breakfast. There was a point where Marge had Louie on a diet, at the cafe when the waitress came to take our order Louie told her that he and Marge would just have oatmeal, but bring me the biggest omelet they had with everything on it because he was going to watch me eat it. I am sad to lose her, but she is now with Louie and all those who passed before her who loved her and in a better place. Julie and Jan I love you guys and we loved your folks, God Bless you. Barry and Carol Forvour