Marg and I met at St. Andrew Baptist Church in the early '80s, and worked together at channel 7 for a couple of years. We were great friends, with shared interests in movies and good music. I will miss her always.

I just found out about Marg's passing and am so saddened by the news.  She was one of the sweetest, most kind-hearted people I have ever known.  We worked together at WJHG in Panama City and I remember her well.  Big, giving heart and so caring for others.  She will be missed by all who knew her.

Memories, oh we had so many.  At work we shared an office.  One thing I think about when I think of our office is Jerry Springer!  You would have to play the whole show to edit it.  That was torture.  Our office also held the daily UNO game with our Lunch Bunch.  So many wanted to be a part of that but somehow it was just us four.  You, Me, Jamie and Steve.  All of us so very different, in looks, in age and in life style.  Funny how we became so very close.  After I left WEAR we were still just as close.  You were also part of my family.  Baby showers, baby birthdays, family birthdays, cook outs, Holidays.  You were in our circle of family at Thanksgiving.  We watched football together--Go Noles--. As you would say I was your person.  You were my only true friend, you would of done anything for me and did.  Hemming my paints, bringing me lunch as I was healing from surgery, getting up at 4 am to take us to the airport. Yes Marg you were my other Sister, My Person.  I love you.

You were one of the first people I got to know well at the station 13 years ago.  During that time you became a non biological mother to me, and you took me in when I had no place to go for lunch.  Not too long after that the "lunch bunch" was born.  We were an eclectic group with a common goal to win as many UNO games as possible.  We had so many great memories and stories.  We always did crazy stuff for our birthdays at work, and single-handedly kept the Osceola golf course restaurant open during our tenure.  You definitely were one of a kind, and most importantly you made so many of us feel loved.  I will miss you so much.

Revelation 22:5
And there shall be no night there; and they need no candle, neither light of the sun; for the Lord God giveth them light: and they shall reign for ever and ever.

When Ashley and I became best friends we became a part of each other's families. I was able to know you and how sweet and kind you were! You will be missed by all who knew you! We will see you again!

Bayview Memorial Park

Marjorie Shepherd

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Marjorie Ann Shepherd

July 28, 1947 – July 8, 2015

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