Name: Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home
Address: Greensboro, NC

Marion was a charming and genteel lady who I enjoyed knowing many years. She is now in a better place. God Bless her and comfort her family.

As soon as we established that our birthdays fell on Presidents' birthdays in February, Marion never missed acknowledging my birthday. This remarkable act of kindness happened for more than thirty-five years. My favorite card was "Advice from a Glacier."            
                              Carve your own path
                                          Go slow
                             Channel your strengths
                            Smooth the way for others
                                  Keep moving forward
                                     Avoid meltdowns
                                              Be cool! 
Thank you, Marion, for your wisdom and loving kindness.

We are so sorry to hear of Marion’s passing.
She was a wonderful neighbor and friend over so many years.
Marion was a woman with so much wit and gumption.
Please accept our condolences to all of her family.
We will miss her!
Jan and Ed


Henry,
So sorry to learn of Marion's passing.  Since the advent  o f  Covid,
we've not seen many residents. so  had no way to really know that 
there was a problem. 
Just know that she is in the arms of a loving God that will forever care for her soul. I hope that there is some way to let us know when there will be a memorial service for her as we really want to attend.
Sincerely   
Bobby and Sue 

Ada and Libby, what a dear, wonderful woman your sweet Mother was.  And she always had such a gentle, loving way about her. I feel mighty blessed to have known her. Sending you both all our love and keeping you in our prayers. Love, Emily Fountain

I remembered Marion from years ago, but our friendship renewed when she began attending First Friends Meeting with her friend, Ed Wrenn. They sat behind me on many Sundays. She was charming,  personable, friendly, and very pleasant. I loved her!
Jacque Dwiggins Behrends

Henry and Family:  My condolences to you on the loss of Marion.  I always considered her a charming and pleasant person, but am especially delighted that Pat and I got to know her even better the last year or so at Well-Spring.  I know you will miss her, as will we.   Our heartfelt sympathies.  Bob Sevier   

Ada & Libby - I am so saddened to learn of the death of your mother Marion.  I am so glad we have stayed in touch with each other after decades since we all lived on Colonial  Ave in Greensboro.  So glad you had her 90th birthday the spring of 2019 so we could see each other and her.  

I remember when my father died many years ago on Christmas Day.  It was before cell phones and trying to get through to anyone back then long distance - especially on Christmas Day - it was difficult to notify friends and family.  His funeral was 2 days later in Asheville, NC.  Not many friends were aware of his death.  But I remember your family drove from Greensboro to Asheville to attend his service!!  That was so meaningful to me and my family!

Marion was my neighbor since 1968.  She was fun. Marion showed  us all how to keeping  walking , age gracefully.and  live a full life. She leaves a hole in the lives she touched and leaves behind.
Sue and Martin Hatcher

Yesterday, I received a message from a mutual friend of Marion's and mine that she had died.  I was saddened to know that she will no longer delight us with her wit, charm, and compassion, but we will have those memories and appreciate her friendship always.

Marion and I shared, for many years, Holy Trinity, our "study" club, where I also knew her mother, and the English-Speaking Union.  She  added so much to those groups.   

A very special memory of her for me and other members of the Wednesday Study Club occurred almost two years ago,  when she helped with a program about the club's history by sharing, and regaling us with  her years-gone-by memories/stories of her and her mother in our very old club, which was founded in 1928 and even met throughout WWII, but not after March 4, 2020.  

Lest I forge to mention this, I must tell Marion's daughters that she often joined a group of my  yoga friends and me for lunch at Holy Trinity on Thursdays.  She already knew some of these women, but for all of us, new and old friends alike,  it was such a joy to be with her and hear about you and her grandchildren, of whom she was so proud, over lunch together.

My husband, Eric,  joins me in expressing our love for Marion, whom we will miss dearly, sending our deepest sympathy to her devoted family.

Today I woke to a world without Marion.  She was both neighbor and friend for over forty years.  Marion  was an avid reader willing to share books and titles, a walker willing to share her time and a wise woman willing to share her wit and wisdom.  She was an extraordinary woman and we were all the better for having her in our lives. 
Our deepest sympathy goes to her family.  May God comfort you during this time.

JoAnn Brown                                                        Greensboro, NC


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Marion Turner Hubbard

12 febrero, 1929 – 29 diciembre, 2020

Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home

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