Marjorie Coss Reisberger, 83, of Shadyside, Ohio, died peacefully at her home on Monday November 10, 2008
She was born July 31, 1925 in Bridgeport, Ohio, a daughter of the late Harold and Margaret Hoover Coss.
She was a member of the Lincoln Avenue United Methodist Church in Shadyside, Ohio.
Surviving are her husband of 62 years Frank S. Reisberger four children; Jeff Shirley Reisberger of Marietta, Ohio, Mark Denise Reisberger of Shadyside, Ohio, Colleen Larry Gullickson of Sun Valley, Idaho, and Laurel Gordon Jablonka of Grove City, Ohio; two brothers Kenneth Coss of Wisconson and Robert Coss of Utah; 8 grandchildren, Bethany Matousek, Aaron Reisberger, Erik Jablonka, Curtis Jablonka, Myles Jablonka, Trent Reisberger, Turner Reisberger and Tru Lee Reisberger; one great grandson Brendan Jablonka.
Family will receive friends Thursday from 2-4p.m. & 6-8 p.m. at the Bauknecht-Altmeyer Funeral Homes and Crematory 3900 Central Avenue Shadyside Ohio, where funeral services will be held at 11a.m. Friday with Reverend Donald Perks officiating.
Entombment in Holly Memorial Mausoleum, Pleasant Grove, Ohio
Memorial Contributions may be made to Valley Hospice 132 Peters Run Road Wheeling, WV 26003
Condolences may be expressed to the family at altmeyer.com
Dear Frank, I was sorry to hear about Marge, I give you my deepest sympathy as I know how you feel. Take heart and tresure the memories. Anna
Jeff, Colleen, Laurel & Mark,
My deepest sympathy to all of you and each of your families in the loss of your Mother. I personally know that all of you will miss her dearly; now you must keep her memory alive by thinking and talking about the cherished good times you had with her. She surely made an impression on me, as being vibrant and beautiful. I have fond memories of spending time with all of you and your family when we were young, especially your parents inviting me to Oglebay to ice skate on the lake during those big winters we use to have after all, they had 4 kids, but one or two more never mattered, I thought that was something! Those times were great fun and I will forever hold them dear in my heart.
Please know that you are in my prayers and fond memories at this most difficult time.
Laurel and Family
I know how difficult this is at this time,we are going through the same heartache as you,I will always remember your mother smiling,and so nice to everyone..She always would fix us something yummy to eat when you would have your slumber parties.JUST KNOW THAT SHE WILL BE AT PEACE.I will miss seeing her smiles.God Bless All of You
Let it be known here that I loved my mother just as much as the rest of this family. She was my protector from the beginning to the end and I would guess that she would be very distressed to see what has happened here at a moment when we should all come together. But I have nothing left to argue about. She is gone and nothing can change that. I hope to be reunited with her someday and we can sit around the table and talk about any and everything like we did in the old days. She always took my side in my problems with my father and it always caused hard feelings between the three of us. I’ll come to see her for the last time at visitation and I’ll come to the cemetery to see her put to rest. I think she knew that I loved her and I’ll take comfort in that. Nobody deserved the disease that she was given for her final years and I’m filled with regret for that. My hope is that she is now sitting around the table with Grandma and Grandpap Coss, Uncle Bud and Aunt Olive, Grandma Hoover, Gary and Aunt Adriane and Walt and other friends and relatives. God bless my mother and may she rest in peace.
Reis
We were very sorry to hear about your moms passing.We hope that she went peacefully and we hope in this difficult time in your life, you are at peace with yourself.
To All of the Reisberger Family,
You have my deepest condolences. Try to find solace in the fact that you had her as long as you did. It’s never easy letting go, but we have to believe she is in a better place, and we will all see her again.