Marjorie F. (Adams) McCreary

The family will receive friends 5 – 7 PM Tuesday August 20, 2019 with the service to follow at 7:00 PM at Ferguson Funeral Home, Plain City.

MARJORIE F. (ADAMS) McCREARY, age 91, of Plain City, went thru the gates of Heaven on Friday, August 16, 2019 at Memorial Gables.

A women of faith, she was a member of the Big Darby Baptist Church, Plain City. Marjorie was actively involved in church functions and was pianist for her church family for many years. The daughter of the late: Simeon & Florence (Hawes) Adams, she was born May 16, 1928 in Lena, Ohio.

As a young girl Marjorie enjoyed spending time at her grandparent’s home and the love she shared with her aunts, uncles and cousins. Marjorie worked at the Plain City Drug Store, behind the soda counter. After graduation she began her career as a Legal Secretary and retired from the Law Office of Gilbert & Kirby, which became the Law Office of John Houchard.

In addition to her parents, Marjorie was preceded in death by husband of 37 years: James I. McCreary in 2010; her eldest son:Chris, who died March 8, 1958 of Luekemia; step-son: Jimmy McCreary; her adopted granddaughter: Lamphenh.

She is survived by two sons: Jeffery (Cheryl) Brown of East Liberty, Rod Brown of Plain City; brother: Phil (Carolyn) Adams; niece: Gail Adams; nephew: Eric (Cindy) Adams; four step-children: Jeff, Joe (Vera), and John (Lori) McCreary and Joyce (Dan) Bushong; her adopted granddaughter: Lamphao and her family: Justin, Lila and Nicolas; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren also survive along with her loving church family.

The family will receive friend 5 – 7 PM Tuesday August 20, 2019 at Ferguson Funeral Home, 202 E. Main Street, (St. Rt. 161W) Plain City where the Memorial Service will follow at 7:00 PM with Rev. Eric Swenson officiating. Visit fergusonfuneralhomeinc.com to share a special memory.

Marjorie F. (Adams) McCreary

May 16, 1928 - August 16, 2019

Ferguson Funeral Home

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Connie Troyer

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MARJORIE F. (ADAMS) McCREARY, age 91, of Plain City, went thru the gates of Heaven on Friday, August 16, 2019 at Memorial Gables. A women of faith, she was a member of the Big Darby Baptist Church, Plain City. Marjorie was actively involved in church functions and was pianist for her church family for many…

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Rod so sorry to here the passing of your Mother she was such a sweet lady and so kind loved to hear her play the piano in church. She will be sadly missed. Love & Prayers The Yoders.

It was such a pleasure to visit with Marjorie, such a wonderful person. She enjoyed hearing readings from the Bible. The last one she requested was the 23rd Psalm saying that it gave her comfort. My sympathy goes to all her family. Grayce Ann Loving Care Volunteer

I've never known a kinder and gentler lady than Marjorie. I first remember her as our choir director at Big Darby. God gave her the gift of music and she shared it with others all her life - no one could play the old hymns like she could! Don and I were so glad we were able to share a wonderful visit with her only three weeks ago. Our loss is heavens gain. Jennie and Don Avon

Marjorie was a sweet lady of faith from whom I learned so much! I so enjoyed her leadership, mentoring, and working together with her in various children and music ministries. I am so glad that she and I exchanged letters just a month or two ago! Our sympathies go out to all of you and we pray for strength and peace, especially knowing that she knew Christ as her Savior. Nadine and Jeff Ruffer

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i remember your mother. i remember the day i stopped on my way to work and talked to her. My best friend was your brother Christopher and she couldn't believe that i still remembered him. Your mother was playing the piano when i knocked on her door and she was happy to see me and invited me in to talk. i will always remember the times I spent at your home. I still miss Christopher but I also miss you Jeffrey, and you Rod. I remember when we took our trip to see Lucy's toy shop and we were all on TV. Rod even sang Jesus loves me.

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