Obituary | of Marjorie Griffin Sanders Another golden smile has faded from our presence. Marjorie Griffin Sanders, 66 of Ogden caught flight from this earthly _ life of woes, pains, sorrows and landed in her heavenly home of joy, peace, and —o in the presence of God. She was born July 14, 1981 in ac naevitle Louisiana to the late Harvey Griffin and Ruby Gosden. She attended the pen Buckner, Arkansas. schools in , She had been employed by St. Benedict Hospital as a housekeeper and the Marriott Corporation as a baker until her retirement. She was a licensed Missionary in the Church of God in Christ and served in various positions: Choir President, Musician, Pastor Aide, Sewing Circle, Mothers Board, and President of the State Hospitality ae the Women Department. ‘She had been a member of the Emmanuel and Griffin Memorial Churches of God in Christ in Ogden. She was presently : a member of the Finley igi Church of God in Christ. Sho wan preceded inGenth by her husband, both parents and a brother. She is survived by a son, Timothy Hadley, Ogden; three daughters Ruby Nagy, Ogden, Ruth Hadden, Salt Lake City, and Mary Andrews, Compton, Ca. Twelve grandchildren; Ron Carter, Seattle Wa., Arneseia Jones, Indianapolis In., Rose Jones, Louisville Ky.,