I have a number of memories of Marilyn. She was always a kind and gracious person. As a former EBMA board member, I got to see Marilyn at work with three different EBMA Presidents: Fred Johnson, Tom Milano, and Dick Tinder. It would always amuse me when something would come up at a board meeting, and the president would invariably turn to Marilyn as if to say, "What do I do now"? As each new president came into office, Marilyn would hold their hands, as it were, and guide them through the duties of their position. She was their mentor; and, by the time they left office, they had become experienced and effective administrators under and as a direct result of Marilyn's tutelage. We will all miss her patient and pleasant smile.