Marcia Talbott Obituary

First met this incredible woman when I was in Junior High School and she was the Counselor. She was as beautiful inside as outside. She took great interest in me and helped set me up with a Career Week with an attorney friend of hers. She asked me to babysit when it was just Holly and what a precious baby, then along came Chris, and I babysat both of them. Marcia and Bill were such a fun beautiful couple. After she moved away, I never got the pleasure of meeting Mary-Kate but knew of her. Marcia and I kept in touch for years via telephone. I connected with her beautiful children and see so much of her in both Holly and Mary-Kate. Chris is as handsome as his father. I am saddened I did not get to speak with Marcia more often. Know your family will be in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

So sorry for your loss.....

Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs. ...

We are so sorry for your loss...The Talbott family will always hold a special place in the Cuttino family memories. Marcia was my first (and last!) tennis partner; we also have good memories of golfing, especially our mixed nuts tournaments where Marcia´s creative and artistic abilities were always on display with the cart decorations! Then the soccer games with our girls!! We were even able to share grandparenting duties with our first granddaughters! We will miss you MArcia! Love to Bill and the children! She loved you all!

So very sorry and sad to hear about Marcia. She was one of my first wife Sandy's best friends in Westfield, NJ. We were such good friends and neighbors during a time in the 80's when our girls were growing up, playing soccer together and getting through Brownies and Girl Scouts.

Marcia was so caring and patient during a time when we were all learning how to become good parents. She adored Matt when he came along in 1984 and Chris took him under his wing.

Social gatherings were that much more special with Bill and Marcia as the "life of the party". What fun times we had! All the friends and neighbors enjoyed getting together but Marcia was the one who usually made it happen. The memories are still vivid and keep coming back as I relive those special years in Westfield.

Despite all that activity, Marcia still managed to find the time to volunteer at the church and keep up an exercise regimen that was the envy of all her friends.

My deepest sympathies and best regards during this difficult time to Bill, Holly, Mary-Kate, Chris and their families

So sorry to hear about Marcia's passing. We grew up together in Charleston, WV. Her father was my Dad's best friend (we always called him Uncle Charlie.) Her mother was my mother's childhood friend. Marcia always called my Mom and Dad Uncle Joe and Aunt Marion. My Mom is 93 now and here in Beaufort. I will have to tell her the sad news today. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.