Birth date: Jun 11, 1952 Death date: May 14, 2026
Marcia Anne Trowbridge, age 73, of Decatur, Illinois, passed away peacefully on May 14, 2026, wrapped in the love of her family. She was born on June 11, 1952, in Decatur, Illinois, to Robert and Delores Trowbridge. From an early Read Obituary
My condolences to the Family,Marcia was a very loving n outgoing person n Im honored to have met n befriended her, she was always joking around n talking smack, she had a way of making U smile even when U didn't want to 😊. I'm gonna miss U my 4ever Friend 💔
From the time I can remember Marcia was always around my mom's best friend since they were children. She always was a second mom to me. When my mom passed away she made sure to always send me messages of how much she loved me and my kids. She will truly be missed I am sure my mom was happy to see her walk through those gates.
If you looked up bestie in the dictionary it would definitely give you a picture of her and I.
Momma Marcia truly was the biggest hearted woman I've met. She always tried to make sure I felt loved, even when I didnt feel it at home. She was there when I needed guidance. From my birth until recently, she kept in touch with me. I will miss her so much! She will never know the impact she had on my life. I love you!
In our younger wilder days Marcia let me drive her red Corvette, only time I've ever drove one. She also got me out of a really bad situation with our friend Tenza. I am so glad I got to see her at Paula Doyle's party before she passed. We had a big hug and good conversation. I will remember Marcia as being a very strong personality and a good friend.
Aunt Marcia you will be missed. Please watch over us.
Oh gosh. My fondest memory was her entire life. To be a friend of Marcia’s was like firecrackers ( full of spark), lambs (gentleness) and having another mother even though you might be the same age. There is no way I could possibly name one thing. She was a total person. A real person. I loved her dearly and deeply. We had a ball, most of the time. The rest we were on the phone talking the bad things away. She was a force of nature's best.
Judy McMullen Matone
