Marsha Ann Brady Obituary

We are sad to announce that on December 20, 2020 we had to say goodbye to Marsha Ann Brady of Highland, Illinois. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of Marsha Ann Brady to show support.

She was loved and cherished by many people including: her parents, Butler K. Cross and Georgia E. Cross; her children, Kimberly, Dawn Ferguson and Michael S. Brady (Angie); her grandchildren, Mariah Brady of Camano, WA and Zachary Brady; and her sister Beverly. She was also cherished by five nieces and nephews.

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Meridith Funeral Home PC

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January 8, 2021

Beverly Brookhart wrote a sympathy message

“Marsha, I am heartbroken at losing you. I will miss our long telephone conversations in which we covered mutual interests and our concerns for the position of the world today. My sister was a strong- willed woman, with a conscience to see justice done in all of her endeavors. It was sad to watch her body failing her and was difficult for her to ask for help . She had a strong faith in God .and is at peace in His arms as she enters Heaven and re-unites with our family and friends .Godspeed. Sis.”

January 8, 2021

Beverly Brookhart wrote a sympathy message

“In loving memory of Marsha Ann Brady, My younger and only Sister. Miss you greatly. .Miss our long telephone conversations as we try to set the world on the right track. Love... Bev.”

December 30, 2020

Sue Bracken-Schuster wrote a sympathy message

“Sorry for your loss, I’ve had the pleasure to recently read what all your mom actually did. Very impressive, she was a very smart woman and I read all the newspaper articles from the late 80s and early 90s of the work she did for women’s rights. I’m sure your proud as you should be. My sincere condolences to you and your family.”

December 30, 2020

Mike Brady wrote a sympathy message

“My mother did so much for womans rights, womans worker rights, minorities rights, and even changed laws that would make men responsible to pay child support. She did it in part for herself, and in part so no one else would have to. She fought the terminal railroad for job equality, she fought monsanto chemical company for equal pay and workers safety. She was a firey old Jewish woman who would take on anything she believed in. She was not afraid of the KKK so she advertised that she believed in them. She pretty much dared the KKK to step foot in her property. Sadly her 1st amendment rights where taken away be a small group of uninformed, purely judgemental, people with the ill intentions, who were to afraid to just ask her to take the sign down or why she had it up. If only the women who marched that day could have only done a tenth for Marsha of what she had done for them. Stop being lemmings and think for yourself. That's what she would tell you. I'll miss your daily phone calls mom.”

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