Birth date: Feb 11, 1926 Death date: Mar 3, 2019
Age 93 of Las Vegas, Nevada (formerly of Pittsburgh), passed away peacefully on Sunday, March 3, 2019. Beloved wife of 53 years to her late husband, William Herman Pafford. Loving mother of Ronald (Maxine) Pafford of Las Vegas and Read Obituary
You made many memories for me and the girls. You always made us first., Thank you. Tomorrow we will sit around and laugh at all our stories we have of you. We really couldn't have made it without your influence in our situation. I loved dressing your granddaughters alike that you used to love. You would brag how great I raised them,. Thank you that meant a lot to me. I'm glad you got to see their success in life.
I knew Marion a short time only but became fast friends. Being only 10 years apart we shared a lifetime of stories with each other and I miss her terribly. My thoughts go out to her family and they are in my prayers. Since she loved her bling, I’m sure she’s the brightest star in the sky. Love from JEAN PAGLIA
Marion brought much love , laughter and joy to our hearts and home on Friday night cards. She will be missed and remembered with great fondness.
Extending deepest sympathy , prayers and everlasting comfort during this time and always.
Marcie and Sheldon Weinstein
Las Vegas, Nevada
We had many trips up to Pa. from Va. to visit the famous house in the circle. I remember as a child, the butterflies in my stomach as we turned the corner onto Oakland Square. Arriving to our Aunt Marion sitting on the front porch waiting for us. The trips continued with me and my sister, and then with our children as the years past. Loading up her home with all of our \"stuff\" needed for our trip. Late nights sitting up around the booth, sharing stories of family, relationships, parenting advice and wine! As our kids cstarted school, the trips continued every 2nd weekend in October. We would look forward to it and so would she. Aunt Marion loved to play UNO with our girls and accuse \"them\" of cheating! I will cherish the memeroies, laughter, phone calls and the love we all got from her. In later years, leaving was always the worst time. Seeing her standing on the porch waving goodbye as we drive away, wondering if this would be our last visit with her. She has left quite the impression on me and my girls. She taught me so much about family and being there for each other. She lives on in me and I will miss her terribly. A smile comes to my face when I remember all the wonderful times we shared together and all the laughter, so much laughter. I love you Aunt Marion.
Missing you so much already Gram! What are we going to do without you?
