Birth date: Aug 13, 1957 Death date: Jan 16, 2010
TUDOR, MARSHA S. Born August 13, 1957 in Dallas, Texas and passed away January 16, 2010 in Irving, Texas. Read Obituary
Dear Scott and family, I am very saddened to hear of Marsha's passing. I admire the awesome strength, positive attitude and tenacity she had in her fight with cancer. I'm so grateful for the chats she and I had when we ran into each other outside. I will miss them. My heart goes out to you. Leslie – neighbor
Marsha, You loved me and took care of me as a toddler and were a great big sis whenever I needed one. I'm so glad we had our times together. I love you dearly and will miss you. Thanks for all the memories. Chris
Dear Scott and Family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Marsha was a wonderful lady with such a quiet strength.She was a friend to my practice for a decade and I was honored to help her with that sweet smile. May your family feel the comfort and love from so many friends that loved Marsha. Lynne Gerlach
Met Marsha through my best friend, her sister Diane. It was probably 15 yrs ago when the three of us took our kids to a movie. I liked her instantly because here was this brilliant woman at a kiddie movie just being a mom. She surely had a fun streak and I feel lucky to have been able to have a little piece of it. Godspeed Marsha, see you at another sleepover. May your family be comforted by the memory of your smile.
My heartfelt condolences go out to her family that they will be comforted in this time of loss. Please take comfort in knowing that Marsha was a pleasure to work with. I worked with her at Texas Instuments. She was a good person to work with. Sicerely, Darrell Callison
My deepest sympathy to Marsha's family. I have known both Marsha and Tricia for a long time through our work at TI, and I am very sad that she has passed. Marsha was a genuinely nice person with a great sense of humor and a cute smile. At work, she was top-notch professionally, but it wouldn't take two seconds before she was talking about her family or asking about mine. I just re-read my last e-mail from her and it was about my family. She was very thoughtful that way. I will miss her, and hope that her family can find the strength to get through this difficult time.
I, like so many of us met Marsha while working at TI. And too, like so many of us, she quickly became a friend first; a co-worker second. We lost personal contact after I moved to Oklahoma but 'stayed in touch' through our mutual friend, Keith. Marsha was a pleasure to know…..a pleasure to work with……fun to laugh with…..wonderful to call 'friend'. Shis is missed by so many……….
Au revoir, ma chere. Une lumire s'est eteinte dans l'univers. Forgive me, Marsha, for being such a poor friend that I am only now discovering your passing.
Marsha is my little sister and best friend. I love her dearly and will so miss her. I thank God that she was a part of my life because she brought so much to it. There will never be a time when driving, shopping, drinking StarBucks, sewing, or making a card that she won't be thought of and missed. My love and prayers are constantly with Scott, Kirsten, and Patrick.
Marsha, Your work ethics and your attitude never gave away the fact that you were fighting personal challenges much bigger than those at work. And you did that with a smile! May your soul find everlasting peace, and may your family find the courage and strength to bear the pain. Will miss you.
