Webster NY: May 11, 2020. Passed peacefully at home, age 85 from Dementia. Predeceased by her parents, Maurice & Ruth Hathorn. Marcia is survived by her husband of 63 years, David McNair; children, Janet (Michael) Kurtz, Karin (Charles) Costich & Stephen (Jill) McNair; grandchildren, Cameron & Brandon Kent, Emma Kurtz, Jerica, Olivia & Carly Costich, Tyler & Theodore McNair; loving friends.
Marcia is a graduate of Franklin High School and the University of Rochester. She was a tax preparer and enrolled agent at H&R Block; active member of the Women’s Club of Webster for 50 years and it’s RAMS program for people with Multiple Sclerosis. Marcia’s life was focused on her family, friends and activities. She enjoyed time at the family cottage on Sodus Bay. Organizing family trips all over the US was her forte.
A private remembrance for the family will be held in the future.
Remember Marcia through the National Multiple Sclerosis Society or the Alzheimers Association.
Prayers go out to everyone in Marcia’s family from all of our Laufer family. Marcia will always be in your hearts. “Gone but never forgotten”
Thanks Wendy, it means a lot to me to hear from you.
Dave
So sorry to hear of her passing.
So sorry to hear this. But she will always be in your heart.
We are thinking of you all and keeping you in our prayers. May you hold onto the beautiful memories always.
Ann and Bill, Thanks for your thoughts. I hope to see you this summer.
Dave
So sorry for your loss…
Karin and family, so sad to hear of this, I know how much you, your girls and your Dad loved her. Please give my condolences to Janet and her family as well. Treasure the memories.❤️💐💕
Kathy and Sam your word mean a lot to me at this time. I hope to see you this summer.
Dave
Dave, I am smiling at her picture remembering how many good times we had both back East and on camping trips with the Tobin
clan. Her cheerfulness and constancy are grateful memories. You and the family are in my prayers for comfort. Love, Nan
Nan, I’ll give you a call when I get a chance. I’ll get your number from the kids.
Dave
A wonderful person to work with, and neighbor down the road. My condolences to the family Jinx Burley
My sincere condolences to all of the McNair family on the passing of Marcia. Her pain has ended and she is at peace. May the good memories of sharing camping, Sodus Bay, and Webster sustain you all.
Sorry for your loss, Dave. Prayers sent!
Dave-
Susan and I send our condolences to you and the rest of the family. I feel like I knew Marcia through our many MHS ’52 reunions. I will long remember your skills on the clarinet as we exasperated John Livermore. I know that I frustrated my teachers Arnold Cantor and Anthony Bruno, who the RPO Principal. I wish I were still able to play with the MHS Band in the Memorial Day parades and greet James A. Hard, a Civil War veteran. I think he made it to 108.
Be safe.
…..Nick Robfogel/
Nick, thanks for your thoughts and memories. Anthony Bruno was my teacher also. I think in the basement of Relin’s Music Store on Gibbs Street. I didn’t know he was the RPO principal. A very kind and patient teacher. We were lucky to have so many teachers who inspired our love for music. Where would we be today, (in the covid crisis), without music? Our doors are shut, but we have our stash of CD’s.
Dave, it was quite a coincidence when I bumped into you at BJ’s the other day. Sorry for your loss and my prayers go to your family and you. Marcia sounds like a great lady, Mom and citizen.
Thanks for your thoughts, Louie. She was indeed a great lady and citizen.
Dave .
Dave and family Maggi and I were very sad to hear of Marcia’s passing. It was always a pleasure seeing her and having a chat at Habitat functions. God Bless Marcia and all of you in these difficult times.
Maggi and Bill, thanks for your thoughts, and memories of Marcia. Time catches up with all of us.
Maybe, when the covid dies down, we can get together for lunch somewhere. I trust you are still local and at the same phone #.
Dave
First met Marcia in the 60’s when she was on the Welcome Wagon committee. She tried to teach me how to play Bridge…was not interested. Marcia was a great member of the Women’s Club, always a go-getter. RIP Marcia
Edith Holzwasser