Marjory Carol Stehm

Birth date: Sep 16, 1939 Death date: Apr 30, 2015

Marjory C. Stehm was born September 16, 1939 in Skiatook, Oklahoma and passed away April 30, 2015 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Marjory was the second of three children born to Orman Edison and Erville Ethel Landers. Marjory was a loving an Read Obituary

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Pamela June Mackey

547w ago

My heart breaks at the thought of never having the privilege and honor of just picking up the phone to hear my moms voice …I know she is with her Heavenly Father and loved ones who have passed on ahead ..I know she is singing and probably playing the piano at the feet of Jesus .i am glad she is out of pain and cancer free but she will always be greatly missed here on this earth and in my life and lives of many others .It was a blessing to have her be my MOm and she poured so much by her words and thoughts and prayers into my life and her families lives and friends also .she was always a very gracious and loving talented woman who always set an example and LIVED what she believed …my life was enriched by her being my MOM!!! Love you always and forever mama!!! To the moon and back again !! Xoxo Pamela

Angela Stehm Johnson

547w ago

I will miss my mother and best friend greatly. My mother taught me about unconditional love with her life, its always merciful, forgiving, compassionate and still there even if you can't see it or touch it.

Susie Terry

547w ago

I have never seen a picture of sweet Marjory without that beautiful smile lighting up her beautiful face. Ever time I had the privilege of meeting her, she had that same beautiful, warm and inviting smile. She was truly an angel on earth and is now smiling down on us from Heaven. We will see her again one day soon. I cannot wait for that glorious reunion. Love you Marjory and Bill. Praying for her family as they await their glorious reunion with her.

Sherry Edwards

547w ago

Grandma I love you dearly you will be missed by your loved ones here still but we will meet again soon! My grandma was a VERY loving passionate kind Christian woman. I remember my grandma trying to teach me how to sew or at least I thought I was sewing on my kids sewing machine she had for me years ago. I'm glad I was able to have the memories I had with her. My brother Travis and I was able to go spend a whole week with her years ago and she always kept us busy playing in her back yard or sewing or McDonalds play land. I will forever keep you close to my heart and pass on to my babies the love you always had for family. I don't think there was one Christmas you forgot to send a card or birthday! I will cherish the quilt you made for my son Connor! I was your first grand daughter WOW I'm getting old lol LOVE SHERRY

Hildra Tague

548w ago

My dear sister Marjory was such a fine gift to my life. I will forever miss her. I cry amid good memories. Love and prayers to Bill, Orman, Ruby, and the rest of her family. She will stay as a monument of sisterhood in my heart.

Mona Newcomb

548w ago

I regret I did not get to see Aunt Marjory more. I do know that she seemed to be as sweet as my own mother. Great women have a certain spirit about them. Marjory was one of those. I can only imagine all her sweet Grandmother's stories. To be absent on earth is to be present with the Father Jesus. She is now cheering on all her family from Heaven to finish the good race, the good fight of Faith. I am so sorry for her family's loss. I pray peace to you that only God can provide. The peace that passes all understanding. One day we will all be together again. Love Mona Stehm Newcomb

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