SAYDAH
Marilyn Alice (nee Harmon), 85, of River Vale, NJ passed peacefully surrounded by her loving family on March 30, 2015. Born February 20, 1930 to Perley and Ella Harmon of Perham, ME. She was an identical twin to Carolyn and had 1 other sister Ann and 4 brothers James, Richard, Thomas and Harry. Married William Mitchell Saydah of Tenafly, NJ 1958 and together raised their 4 children Ann, Patricia, Mark and Paul. Marilyn is survived by her husband Bill; daughter Ann Saydah and her husband Alan Moyes and daughters Lucy, Ella and Pearl Moyes of Charlestown MA; daughter Patricia Saydah and son Mitchell Deutsch of NYC; son Mark and his wife Wendy (Wright) and daughters Jillian and Natalie Saydah of Harvard, MA; and son Paul and his wife Julie (Chen) and children Sophia and Bennett Saydah of South Orange, NJ; sister Ann Driesen of Hamilton, MA; and brother Tom Harmon of Caribou, ME. Wake, Monday, April 6, 2-4 & 6-8 pm, Becker Funeral Home, 219 Kinderkamack Road, Westwood, NJ. Services Tuesday, April 7 10:00 am, Our Lady of Mercy Church, Park Ridge, NJ. All welcome. Donations in remembrance to her alma mater the University of Maine - Perley F. Harmon '19 & Ella F. Harmon Memorial Scholarship http://umainefoundation.org/donate-now/
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April 3, 2015
Linda Reder Dohm
My sympathy to you all on Marilyn's passing. It's unbelievable how many years have gone by since we moved in next door to you all on Hillside Terrace in 1966. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
April 2, 2015
Salvatore Coco
Rest in peace Marilyn. We were all so lucky to have you and Carolyn in our lives.
You raised a wonderful family. We grieve for you and were SO lucky to have you in our midst. I know that God and the terrific Saydah children and grandchildren will be a source of great consolation during these trying times/ God bless you all.
April 2, 2015
Steve Saydah
Aunt Marilyn -- you will be missed. You were loved by all who knew you and you touched our lives. Rest in peace! Much love.
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