Obituary for Marsha Dale Tedford
Sept 2, 1946 — Baby Boomer
I Marsha Dale (Gray) Tedford. Born to the late Marshall and Kathleen Gray of Hebron, Yarmouth CO. Survived by two daughters, Josley Dale Everest and Corrine Lee O'Connley Smith.
To my dearest grandchildren, I wish more than anything in life I could have known you. Due to things out of my control this was not to be. Know that I've always wanted to be a grandmother, spend time with you all watching you grow. I've loved you in life and love you in afterlife watching over you always. Receiving me in heaven waiting is Winifred May Wood, followed by Sis, (Nancy) De Mond.
Marsha Dale (Grey) Tedford (Sept 2,1946-Dec 6, 2022) was a hard-working lady who took pride in work and raising my daughters. First job in the old cotton mill, Bonda Textiles. Went on to take over the family business in 1980 to 1992, then went on to work homecare to which was very rewarding. I loved taking care of people with care and kindness, this is where I flourished my zest for life.
I leave behind my best friend, husband, and companion. We had a wonderful life together, never a worry in the world. You've always made us a wonderful home as a team and I'm forever grateful we shared our lives together my love, Leslie Tedford.
My Message is a quote from the bible as I'm laid to rest “Always love the one who has done you wrong.”
I Marsha Dale (Gray) Tedford. Born to the late Marshall and Kathleen Gray of Hebron, Yarmouth CO. Survived by two daughters, Josley Dale Everest and Corrine Lee O'Connley Smith.
To my dearest grandchildren, I wish more than anything in life I could have known you. Due to things out of my control this was not to be. Know that I've always wanted to be a grandmother, spend time with you all watching you grow. I've loved you in life and love you in afterlife watching over you always. Receiving me in heaven waiting is Winifred May Wood, followed by Sis, (Nancy) De Mond.
Marsha Dale (Grey) Tedford (Sept 2,1946-Dec 6, 2022) was a hard-working lady who took pride in work and raising my daughters. First job in the old cotton mill, Bonda Textiles. Went on to take over the family business in 1980 to 1992, then went on to work homecare to which was very rewarding. I loved taking care of people with care and kindness, this is where I flourished my zest for life.
I leave behind my best friend, husband, and companion. We had a wonderful life together, never a worry in the world. You've always made us a wonderful home as a team and I'm forever grateful we shared our lives together my love, Leslie Tedford.
My Message is a quote from the bible as I'm laid to rest “Always love the one who has done you wrong.”