Marji Cameron
June 24, 1960 ~ March 31, 2019
A memorial visitation will be held Wednesday, April 3, from 6:00-8:00 pm at Money and King Funeral Home. A memorial service will be celebrated Thursday, April 4, 11:30 am at Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church, 8601 Wolftrap Road, Vienna, VA.
In lieu of flowers, to honor Marji's generous spirit donations may be made to Helping Haitian Angels.
In lieu of flowers, to honor Marji's generous spirit donations may be made to Helping Haitian Angels.
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I will miss Marji coming around the corner with her energy and friendliness Only God knows why so soon.
May all the sweet memories of Marji bring you comfort during this difficult time. Marji was well loved and respected. She always had such a beautiful smile and positive energy. We’ll miss her very much.
I am thankful to have shared memories with Marji. Her smile was contagious and her spirit was as bright as the sun. No words will ever justify the impact that Marji has left on our Steptoe family. I will truly missed her and remember our times together. Wishing peace and comfort to her family during this most difficult time. God Bless!
Marji was one of my favorite people at Steptoe. She was a true friend and I am so saddened by her passing far too young. She performed a high stress job with grace, joy, and a smile for all. I will miss her dearly.
Marji’s brilliant sense of humor, her compassion, and her kindness made her not just an amazing human being, but one of the best colleagues someone could have. I will miss her especially at the holiday party.
A candle was lit for the decedent.
Marji was my friend and colleague for more than 25 years. I cannot fathom not seeing that happy fun-filled face again. Even when we weren’t working together, we still found time to connect. We shared a special day with several other friends during the Holiday Season each year. We called it “Linner” because we met for lunch and ate (and drank), talked and laughed non-stop thru dinner. Those happy moments made us remember how much we meant to each other. I will miss my sweet friend so very much.
A candle was lit for the decedent.
Marji was one of my favorite people at Steptoe. Her compassion, her smile and her uplifting energy will be truly missed. God bless her beautiful kind soul.
Worked with Marji for 5 years, she was always a delight and joy to be around. She was an amazing person who cared for everyone. Will miss her very much!!!
Marji was so vivacious and full of life every time you saw her. It was a joy to watch her light up when she was with her family especially her nieces and nephew. Her joie de vivre will be missed.
Marji was our next door neighbor in Succasunna, NJ. She always had such a beautiful smile. I’m so glad I knew her.
Like everyone else, the shock of hearing about Marji’s passing knocked me off center. She was always smiling, always pleasant, and always open to talking in the office about anything. I will miss her presence at Steptoe. She made work feel like a family, if that’s possible. God speed MCL.
You left a void that will only be sated by the light of your star. You were gentle and kind. And I was made better for having known you. Gods blessings dear heart.
Dear Marji, Words may not suffice to express the heartfelt sorrow that we feel. You are in our heart forever.
My Marji Girl. She was the kindest, most generous beautiful Jersey Girl ever, who remained true to her core and values. God took her too soon. She was a ray of sunshine in everyones life. So many memories of our time together – we rocked to Rosalita in Philly with Springsteen We danced all night in Nawlins and ate beignets at 6am. We ran down the beach at San Deigo Del Coronado pretending we were Marilyns, and we rocked in Jimi Hendrix’ church in Seattle. We took a sea plane to victoria Island and watched the Whales. Most of all we never stopped laughing. We live in her honour and continue shining the brightest light, always with laughter. Sarika Lynch ❤️❤️❤️
Margie was the first girl I had a crush on, she was my neighbor and we grew up together… even thought we went in different directions we always had our neighbor family we would always come back to…I am crushed at her passing, she made everyone smile and always put a smile on my face when ever we would meet up. I did get to share a few moments at our high school reunion last year… even if we didn’t talk long we still had our neighbor family inside of us… I will miss you so much Margie … until we meet in haven… god bless you.
Margie and I had a few adventures back in the day. River camping trips in VA with her brother Pete and his crew. We also took a last-minute trip to the Bahamas and found out that a huge snowstorm had hit the east coast the day we headed home. Margie got stuck in Miami a day or two before making it home. She always had a big smile and kind heart. Such a loss…Prayers for you Pete and your family.
To the Family…May cherished memories bring you moments of comfort. Kimberly Taylor Steptoe
Marji … such a wonderful friendly person, full of happiness and fun.. she lit up the room with her smile and personality… she will be missed so much by everyone who knew her xxx
To the Family, my prayers ( Psalms 23 )are with you; Marji is a wonderful person, a peoples person, a great communicator. Marji always encouraged me in conversation and had a contagious smile, Her presence will be missed, but her legacy will live on. Rest in peace Marji.
Marji truly knew how to live and enjoy life. She was truly a real giver and a friend to all. I already miss her.
My thoughts and prayers go out to her family who I know she treasured. She certainly knew how to enjoy life and I will treasure the many, many memories we created over the past 20+ years. Rest in peace, my friend. We will all miss you dearly.
Deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Marji Cameron. So full of life, enthusiasm and vigor she will always be remembered as a ray of sunshine weather she was inside or outdoors. Not only successful and smart but also heartfelt and a true joy to be around. This has been a truly shocking end to her vibrant life and she will be sorely missed. I had a great opportunity to share in several gatherings and weekend follies and I will never forget our 7 day cruise to Bermuda. We had so much fun and thoroughly enjoyed everything! The beautiful days on the beaches, floating in the ocean, the locals and local hang outs, the music, food and the rum on a beautiful sunset cruise. There was no one else like Marji and the world will be a little less wonderful without her. Deepest Sympathy, Leigh Ann Capozzoli
Marji, goodbye my dearest friend. You are in God’s hands now. Be the sunshine you are. I am grateful for the journey’s we had…I love you. Cindy
A candle was lit for the decedent.
My thoughts and prayers go out her family and friends. Her enthusiasm was contagious and she always had a smile for you. Wow this truly is a sad time indeed
May our Lord Jesus Christ himself and God our Father, who loved us and gave everlasting comfort and good hope by means of undeserved kindness, comfort your hearts and make you firm.”—2 Thess. 2:16, 17.
Marji, You always brought a smile to our face when you visited the LA Office. May your family and friends draw comfort from the fact that you are TRULY loved. Rest in God’s Perfect Peace. Inez
Marji You always brought a smile to the LA office. You will be missed. May God welcome you with open arms!
Marji, thank you for your smile, your kindness (specifically the kind words you spoke to me in December) and for all the joy you brought with you when you visited the LA Office. You are truly one of a kind! My thoughts and prayers are with you and your loved ones. May you rest in peace. Gabbi
Marji was the first babysitter to both of my sons. Our families were very close. Marji even called me Aunt Carol. We moved into our new houses in Succasunna, New Jersey at the same time. Our families spent many happy times together; Christmas, birthday and graduation celebrations, trip through Europe, backyard picnics, and much more. This very sad news came as such a shock to me. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to the Cameron family.
I met Marji a few times whenever she visited the Brussels office. I remember her as a cheerful and outgoing person. It’s a tremendous loss. May her soul rest in peace and may her family and friends find comfort in prayers and fond memories.
Marji was such a sweet person, a joy to be around. She wasn’t my leader for a long time, but the words that come to mind when I think of her are: KIND and WELCOMING. She always looked like she was enjoying life and having fun! It may not have always been true, but it set the example that you can find happiness in any situation. Marji was a blessing to me.
I wanted to move to Florida 34 years ago and Marji said, “do it, I’ll get you a job and you can stay with me!” I’ll forever be grateful for that. She got me my first two jobs here. There are so many great memories from our teens and 20’s and I’m grateful we were able to reconnect when she came down a few years ago. Her smile and loving personality just as it always was. My condolences to all of her loved ones.
A candle was lit for the decedent.
There are no words that can express how sorry we are to hear about the death of our leader and mentor. We were very stunned to hear this news and still can’t believe that it really happened. Marji’s presence was like a ray of sunshine and her absence will be sorely felt. We will remember her fondly at the holiday party, which she enjoyed so much. During this difficult moment, our thoughts and prayers are always with her beloved family. May Marji rest in peace, DC Secretarial Services
It was a tremendous shock to unexpectedly lose Marji, our Senior Director, at the peak of her career of 22 years at Steptoe. Marji was a powerful light and brought such great enthusiasm, positivity and engaging reality to the team. Marji’s contributions and genuine commitment to the firm and everyone around her will truly be missed. Our thoughts are with her family that she loved and adored, and we thank everyone involved in the memorials last week for allowing us to commemorate the life of such an esteemed colleague, leader and friend.
We had many girls night out, road trips, lunches and deep conversations. You helped me through some rough times and danced with me in celebrations. A true friend. A rare gem. Gone far too soon.
So young. My deepest condolences to her family. We hadn’t talked in 30 years. I remember her laughter and smile were infectious!
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