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Hello, my name is Bill Hohman, I was an RN who worked with Marsha at the Portsmouth Naval
Hospital. We met when she started working her first assignment at the Naval Hospital.
She earned the nickname “cornflakes!” This was because, she was pure, wholesome, and innocent like the corn and wheat flowing in the fields.
Marsha also had an infectious smile that brighten everybody when she entered the room.
It’s probably been over 25 years since I last saw her and yet she is like so vivid in my mind. Every now and then I think about Marsha and I can see her face with her smile, and it was such tragedy that she had left this earth way too soon.
I hope and pray for her children, husband and her family in Pender, NE. Marsha was a one of a kind person and has not been forgotten.
For many years, I said to myself if I ever make it to Nebraska, I would like to find Pender lay flowers at Marsha’s grave site. That’s how much of an impression that she left upon me.
Marsha, may you rest in peace and watch over your children and family.
Hospital. We met when she started working her first assignment at the Naval Hospital.
She earned the nickname “cornflakes!” This was because, she was pure, wholesome, and innocent like the corn and wheat flowing in the fields.
Marsha also had an infectious smile that brighten everybody when she entered the room.
It’s probably been over 25 years since I last saw her and yet she is like so vivid in my mind. Every now and then I think about Marsha and I can see her face with her smile, and it was such tragedy that she had left this earth way too soon.
I hope and pray for her children, husband and her family in Pender, NE. Marsha was a one of a kind person and has not been forgotten.
For many years, I said to myself if I ever make it to Nebraska, I would like to find Pender lay flowers at Marsha’s grave site. That’s how much of an impression that she left upon me.
Marsha, may you rest in peace and watch over your children and family.