Joan Marx

Terri S. purchased the Sincerest Sorrow - Lavender and White for the family of Joan Marx.

A beautiful person inside & out, even though she was a cousin, she seemed more like a Aunt, I remember her haveing my sister spend a few day's in the summer, She was a jewel for sure, Prayers love & hugs, Ken & Judy Willson Hornak

Love and prayers to the Hare family.

When I briefly saw Joan's name on the obituary telecast, I knew who she was immediately. The face may be different from that of 44 years ago, but her smile and laughter brought a memory back to me. You see, I was a young 17 year old new employee of Second National Bank of Bay City and wasn't old enough to be bonded. So, I was sent to Teller School in the basement of the Atwater Branch in Saginaw. I was the first Bay City employee to be instructed by Joan. She taught me so much and to this day, I still use many of her teachings. I worked many years in Bay City and completed my 18th year at the main office in Saginaw. It amazes me that today's financial employees don't know how to "teller" correctly. If they only had Joan as their teacher....... Jami Wilhelm. (Bay City)

I worked with Joan at Second National in Human Resources when she was not out in the branches teaching. She was such a wonderful caring person. The bank was lucky to have her as an employee.