Marjorie B. Ayotte

Birth date: Jun 24, 1922 Death date: Jul 7, 2014

Marjorie B. Ayotte, age 92 of Hazel Park, Michigan passed away on July 7, 2014 at William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Michigan. She was born on June 24, 1922 in Cheboygan, Michigan. Beloved Wife of the late Raymond Ayotte. Dear Read Obituary

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Derek Marz

582w ago

The way I will always remember my grandma as, is the woman who loved me and always thought I was much younger than I was.

This would show when she would go shopping with one of my aunts, she would pick out a nice shirt, and ask them if they think I would like it. Mother, they would say to her, that shirt is a 3T, it wont fit. Sure it would, she would say, he's only 4. She was off by 10 years or so, but she would always want to pick me up something.

One night before my twenty-first birthday, I asked her how old she thought I was. She started at 12, and I told her higher. She then answered 13, and I told her higher, she got up, year-by-year, all the way to 16 and refused to go one year higher than that. I was her youngest grandson, the baby, and to her I would always be that way, regardless of age.

I love you grandma, and I will miss you everyday. -Derek

Andrea Wirag

582w ago

Dear Grandma,
A few things I want to write; First I wanted to share that after three long years of school, I am now an official Child & Youth Worker...
Secondly.... I will never forget when Gram used to come visit my house in Canada. She would be so eager to shop and would try to use her various charge cards for department stores... she would say that we have different things over her and If shopping is the worst she could do she was going to do it. I also will remember over 7 lb poodle Shelby who usually barked at everyone, sensed Gram was scared and felt she needed to either sit by Gram or lay by her at all times. If we were not in the room we could hear you yelling for help because she was trying to get on your lap. Later in the night we all would laugh about it, until. Shelby tried to hop up again.
Lastly.... I won't ever forget the saying "boys will always be boys".... I feel Hunter was sent here to me to test this saying out. Every-time I get upset with him or Kolten I remember your soft, patient voice stating this, and I will never forget it. Remembering this makes me smile.
Grandma we all love you and will always miss you! Hope you are having a wondering reunion in Heaven..... I will see you again one day!
Rest in Peace... Love You Andrea, Kolten and Hunter xoxoxoxoxoxoxo

Joshua Preister

582w ago

I was so lucky to share so many wonderful memories with Gram over the last 28 years of my life. For those you don't know, Gram actually named me! I was supposed to be Alexander all the way until I was born and Gram convinced my Mom to name me Joshua Christopher. My earliest memories of Gram is force feeding us grandchildren the second we walked through the door - usually with overly buttered toast!

I also remember one time at my parents house, I believe it was when Rhonda was pregnant with Gabrielle, so probably the summer of 1996, and Gram came down the stairs and pulled her underwear out of her pocket and said that she had wet her bloomers! I think Rhonda was laughing so hard she had to run to the sink and the rest of us almost wet our bloomers we were laughing so hard.

I loved the way she shamelessly flirted with younger men - most of the time implying that she choose to not pursue it and left them to one of her granddaughters. I refused to sit next to her while playing cards as one time I beat her in a card game, and she stared me down and said, "You killed me." My mouth was agape and I tried offering her the winnings because the look on her face was so atrocious! I can see where so many of us get our sassy qualities from.

Not a day goes by that I don't think of her and that beautiful smile and giggly little laugh. It gives me great comfort to know that she is with Grandpa and all of our other family members who have gone before us, watching over us and smiling. Love you Gram!

Kenneth Ayotte

582w ago

not many sons can say they spent 74 years with there mom love ken

Nikki

582w ago

Gramma was the sweetest person I ever knew. She taught me to be sweet, that age is just a number and about style. I love you so very much. Que sera, sera.

Hannah Miller

582w ago

My GG was such a very sweet lady. She always made people smile and laugh. When my mom was little, GG called her Nelly. She was hard of hearing, so she heard "Nelly" instead of her real name, Danielle. So whenever I saw her, she would always called me Nelly, because I look so much like my mom. I never bothered to tell her my name wasn't Nelly, because it was adorable and it made everybody laugh. I will never forget my memories with GG. She will be missed.

Kelly Weingust

582w ago

As a child, I always remember my Grandma trying to feed me. Anytime I went to her house, she would feed me, whether I was hungry or not! She always had a smile, and was extremely gentle.

I remember student teaching in 2002, and that winter, I would go to her house on my lunch break and play nickels with her. She loved playing nickels! I can still hear her yell, "Ohhh!" when one of us would roll a 7. Sometimes I would stop and get us tacos - she always wanted 2 soft tacos with sour cream.

One of the funniest moments I remember was participating in a garage sale with her and my Aunt Kim. I had some pants that no longer fit me, and she wanted to buy them off me. She insisted on paying me, so I finally accepted her $1. Later when she went to try them on, she found $20 in the pocket! We laughed and laughed.

My grandma was super sweet and said whatever was on her mind. She never held back to tell me that I looked great when I had lost weight. When I gained weight, she would say, "Kelly, it looks like you put a little weight on. Just like Kimberly."

One time up north, she begged my mom and I to use a wipe when she used the out house. The wipes, however, were Clorox wipes. It took us forever to convince her that she did not want to use Clorox wipes on her butt!

I will forever miss you Grandma! xoxo

Raeleen Duffy

582w ago

Grandma you were the strongest woman i knew and i will miss you so much. I have many memories of you when i was younger i spent the night which was alot, you would take the clothes i took off that night and they would be washed and folded before i woke up your motto was always have clean bloomers on lol. You will never be forgotten and your always in my heart. Love and miss you! Raeleen

Vicki

582w ago

I remember all the times grams made me and Kim stand back to back to see who was taller this went on for years . I will miss you and I know my mom was delighted to see you ! Now u eat all the sweets u want ! God bless you grandma

Whitney Lucas

582w ago

My great grandma was an amazing lady. I am so lucky and blessed to have had her in my life. I remember the 1st time my mother told me how she loved it when the grand kids called her GG and I couldn't wait to go see her. When I seen her next I told her, " Hi GG", she showed me a smile so big and sweet, one I will never forget! I miss her so much and thank her for giving me this big family that I have.

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