Marsha Sue Hunter
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Marsha Sue Hunter, 71, passed away March 2, 2018 in Lawrence, Kansas from colon cancer. Marsha was born in August 12, 1946 in Bethany, Missouri to Kenneth and Jean Hunter. She was the oldest of five children. Marsha graduated from Albany High School and attended Northwest Missouri State. She then moved to Los Angeles where she worked at various jobs in sales of which she was most successful. She was last employed by E-Solutions as a health care representative. She attended Unity Church, had a Christian faith and loved the Lord.
Marsha is survived by her mother, Jean Otney of Lawrence, KS; daughter Treina Hunter of Long Beach, California; sisters Karen (Mike) Brown of Burbank, CA and Kathy Hunter of Springfield, Missouri; brothers Bryan Hunter (Phyllis) and Bob Hunter (Kathy) of Stover Missouri; 1 grandson 4 nieces, 2 nephews, 1 great-niece and 3 great-nephews.
Marsha enjoyed antiquing and finding unique items to decorate her home. She loved the warm weather and lifestyle of Belize and traveled there several times during her lifetime. She loved Bob Marley and his music. After moving to Lawrence to be closer to her family she became a KU Jayhawk fan and enjoyed watching games with family. Marsha was a member of the Kansas Authors Club and made many friends in the local literary and art circles.
A private family remembrance service was held March 5, 2018. A Celebration of Life will be determined at a later date. Cremation provided by Warren McElwain Mortuary.
Our condolences to the entire Hunter family. We pray for Gods comfort for you as you mourn Marsha’s passing.
Love,
Denise and Jim Brownlee
Gene and Sherrie Hogue:
We send our sincere sympathy to Marsha’s family. As a former classmate and friend we treasure the good times with Marsha.
Blessings to all,
Sherrie and Gene Hogue
Madilyn (Manning) Abernathy:
I send prayers for comfort and sympathy to Marsha’s family. I was a close classmate of Marsha in Albany. I have many good memories of times shared with her!
Blessings,
Madilyn
Our condolences to Marsha’s Family and friends. Marsha was larger than life. She was a wonderful, fun loving and strong woman of faith. Her prayer circle will miss her dearly. Marsha’s teachings will go with me throughout my life. I love you my friend, sister, mother, soulmate of dreams, thoughts and ideas. Lord how I will miss you!!
Debbie Laird-Maddox
My sincere sympathy for you all. I haven’t seen Marsha except on Facebook for many, many years but she seemed to enjoy life and live it to the fullest. A lesson for all of us. May God bless you all with peace to know Marsha is in heaven and will see you again.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. So glad she was back here to have time with all of you
Sympathy and blessings as Marsha is mourned but remembered with smiles. I have many happy memories of the Albany and college days. So glad to have reconnected on Facebook .
Jane Quigley: My thoughts and prayers are with Marsha’s family. I have many fond memories of growing up in Albany with Marsha.
Sincerely,
Jane
My dear, dear Marsha, always too much for this world. Uncontainable and uncontrollable, a leader and never a follower. She was a tremendous presence in my life for decades. Every part of me misses her formidable spirit.
Thinking of her mom, siblings, daughter and many friends during this difficult time.
No more pain, precious child of God.
My sincere sympathy to Marsha’s Family and friends. This lady was larger than life and she lived it to the fullest…it was a pleasure to work with her the last 5-6 years and I, for one, deeply miss her and will always remember her laughter and her smiles.
My dear sister in the Lord who I will miss,such a beautiful person,I met back on 1997,and she was very inspirational to me,So blessed that the Lord allowed me to get to know such a lovely lady ,my condolences to the family and friends…God Bless you all.
I am so sorry to hear of Marsha’s passing. Prayers and condolences to Aunt Jean and family.
Sending my prayers and heartfelt condolences to Marsha’s family!
My sincerest sympathy for Marsha’s family. We were the best of friends as I lived up the street when we were children in Albany MO. As I married young we lost touch. I truly believe we will see each other again. My thoughts and prayers are with Jean and her brothers and sisters.
Brian, Phyllis and Erica,
I am so sorry for your loss. And sorrier that I was unable to be much comfort except to hug the stuffing out of Erica. You reared an amazingly loving and caring child. I hope you all find comfort in funny stories and can laugh amongst tears. That’s what we’ve been doing for weeks and will probably do for many years.
While I didn’t know you for more than a year, your impact will stay with me forever. You were adored by many and I’m so thankful to have known you.