Our best memories of Marilou are her smile and sweet, soft-spoken voice. Her sister was our grandmother, Alene Joyce Oeth-Green. She was grandmas baby sister and youngest of the Oeth family. Our mother, Kathy Current's memory was when she and husband Boz attended their wedding in 1979. They brought little, pretty baby Jamie Lynn with them.

I have known Mary Lou since grade school. We were neighbors and soon became BEST FRIENDS. I remember when her mother died, I think we were in fourth grade. Then she lived with her sister,brother and dad. She went to church with me and even to Iowa to visit my relatives. She taught me how to ride a bike and we debated the pros and cons of Elvis Presley and Pat Boone. I remember when her dad re married and

I have known Mary Lou since grade school. We were neighbors and soon became BEST FRIENDS. I remember when her mother died, I think we were in fourth grade. Then she lived with her sister,brother and dad. She went to church with me and even to Iowa to visit my relatives. She taught me how to ride a bike and we debated the pros and cons of Elvis Presley and Pat Boone. I remember when her dad re married and she moved with him to Calhoun, KY, and another new wife took her to Horn Lake, MS. We missed each other so much but we connected again when she moved back. Mary Lou was the maid of honor at our wedding back in 1966. She was just the finest of people!!! I'm sorry I didn't know of her illness and death or the death of your dad. My deepest sympathy to all of you.e

Dear Jamie.

Your mother was a classmate and friend during our years at Barrett Jr High
and Henderson High School. I remember her well and especially her sweet
personally. We lost touch after graduation and after attending the Class of 1961 50th Reunion in July 2011, I have endeavored to serve as P.R. repre-sentative for our class. I have forwarded the news of your mom's passing
to those of our class for which I have emails.

Please accept my sincere sympathy to you and your

Dear Jamie.

Your mother was a classmate and friend during our years at Barrett Jr High
and Henderson High School. I remember her well and especially her sweet
personally. We lost touch after graduation and after attending the Class of 1961 50th Reunion in July 2011, I have endeavored to serve as P.R. repre-sentative for our class. I have forwarded the news of your mom's passing
to those of our class for which I have emails.

Please accept my sincere sympathy to you and your family on behalf of
the Class of 1961. I shall continue to keep you in my thoughts and prayers during this saddness that you will experience in the loss of your beloved mother in the days, weeks, years to come. God Bless You.

G Jean (Wright)

Jamie sorry for your loss we are friends of both of your parents.your mother will be missed . every time we saw her she always had a smile on her face I know my father-in-law Dennis will really miss her. He always thought a lot of both of them. we will be keeping you in our prayers
Rodney, Kathy Belt

I have known you since day one and I will miss you forever. You are one of life's true blessings. It has been an honor calling you a friend. God bless your family.

Jamie I am so sorry for your lost, I Worked with your mother at Southwestern for over 25years and her spirit was always the same, she was a beautiful person inside and out. God must have needed another angel, remember she will always be with you as your guardian angel. God will bless you for being such a dedicated daughter to her, be strong and lean on his everlasting arms he will give you strength.

What a great person. We have been friends for years. I love her so much.

Jamie I love you. Can I do anything for you? If I can please let me know.

Love you all,

Joe and Carol

I worked with Mary Lou for years at Southwestern and just want her family to know that she was a bright spot. It didn't seem to matter what was going on, Mary would smile and just carry on. I rarely saw her upset. I am so glad that I got a chance to see her at Christmas time when we had our retiree luncheon. Prayers and hugs to her daughter and grandchildren.

We were very good friend with Boz and Mary Lou. We were there when Boz passed away. Them were there for us everytime we need them and I hope I was there for them. Since we moved away we had not seen them as much as we wished we could. Now they will be back together in Heaven. I hope I get to see them someday.