Marilyn would want her loved ones to know that your choices are yours only and your days are limited, so: Forbidden beverages are the sweetest. If you want diet coke then you should %$#! well drink one. Fried chicken is better when consumed in line at Tom Thumb, not after you get home. Why would you wait until you got home Youre hungry now and it is still warm. Friday nights are meant to sit at a table, call your server by their first name and smile at your grandchildren. If you are going to open your mouth it is best not to waste your breath. It is better to tell someone exactly how you feel. You might not get another chance. Banks, pharmacies, restaurants, and grocery stores are ripe with potential for relationshipsnot just transactions. Gifts are meant to be shared and people should be cared for. If you make something happen with a phone call, then pick up the phone and start talking. People change and family does not. God gave you those people on purpose. Love them. Marilyns son Scott Allen Timberman preceded her in death. She is survived by her husband Charles Ramsey; children, Louis Charles Timberman, Elizabeth Brantley, and Richard Eric Ramsey; grandchildren, Monica Reed, Ashleigh Adley, Adyson Taylor, Brant Timberman, Avree Taylor, Lillian Ramsey, and Louis Lee Timberman. Marilyn died February 27, 2016. Services were held on Monday, February 29, 2016 at Irving Havurah.