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Miner, Marion (Toddings) , age 89, a long time resident of Medfield, died on Saturday evening, August 22, 2009, surrounded by family at MetroWest Medical Center in Natick.

Born in Monroe, New York, on January 3, 1920, she was a daughter of the late Charles T.S. and Florence L. (Moseley) Toddings. She primarily raised and educated in Monroe and was a graduate of Girl’s Commercial High School in Brooklyn. Marion met John H. Miner, an acquaintance of her brother’s, prior to his serving in World War II and they later married.

The Miners had lived on Staten Island prior to settling in Medfield in 1958. Marion enjoyed providing a warm and loving home for her husband and sons. She had also enjoyed being a teachers’ aide at the Winter School in Medfield for over fifteen years.

Predeceased by her husband, she is survived by two sons, John R. Miner and his wife Linda of Kennesaw, GA, and Gary T. Miner and his wife Joan of Medfield; her sister, Florence Smith of Brooklyn, NY; eight grandchildren, Kim Balose, John T. Miner, Kathy Slaten, Gregory T. Miner, Jeffrey R. Miner, Stephanie J. Miner, Valerie A. Miner, and John H. Miner; and five great-grandchildren, Samuel, Sarah-Grace, Ruth-Ann, Ellie, and Ansley. She was also a sister of the late Charles E. Toddings and Grace Asbrock.

Visiting hours will be held at the Roberts-Mitchell Funeral Home, 15 Miller Street, Medfield, on Tuesday 5 - 8p.m.

Her funeral service will be at the funeral home on Wednesday, August 26th at 10:00a.m. Burial will follow at Vine Lake Cemetery.

If desired, donations may be made in Marion’s memory to the American Diabetes Assoc., 330 Congress St. #501, Boston, MA 02210.

Guest Book:

eric seager	(seags29@Lycos.com):
the seager family expresses their condolences to the miner family on their loss eric seager and family

Graeme Pomeroy Justice	(gpj1066@vol.com):
John and Gary, family, I can hear your mother "Graeme are you staying out of trouble?" "Yes Mrs Miner" not much I could get past her. You are in my thoughts.

Jay and Linda Halloran	(Jayehalloran@aol.com):
John and Gary; Linda and I wish you send you our deepest sympathy for the loss of a great lady. I can still remember your Mom and Dad, John cheering us alone during some of those grueling football scrimages. They were both very supportive parents. Fond memory's. Linda will not be able to make it to Medfield but i would not miss being with you during this difficult time for anything. See you soon. (Jay) All the best during the celebration of your Mom's life. Love Linda and Jay

Fred Rogers	(gimpy22@comcast.net):
Dear Gary & Family: I am so sorry for your loss. She was a fantastic Lady.

Larry & Kathie Lee
Dear Gary, Joan & Family, Our thoughts & prayers go out to you all at this sad time. Your Mom was a sweet lady and we will miss her.

Annette Lee	(Afullerlee@gmail.com):
Sincere sympathy from the entire Lee family. Billie was a dear and caring friend for so many years, and my thanks and prayers go with her.

Lucy Rogers	(lrogers@automatedlogic.com):
John and Linda, my heart felt sympathy to you and your family.

Jane & Kip Bryce	(jbalexander@hotmail.com):
We're both thinking about you during this time, John.

Marilyn and Keith Vogel	(Myganvogel59@verizon.net):
Our deepest sympathy on your loss.

Ingrid Scanlon	(is.nolnacs@verizon.net):
I will miss your mom, I really enjoyed visiting with her and getting to know her these past few years. My sympathies to all of the family.

Katie Robertson	(katie.robertson@verizon.net):
Val, I am sorry for your loss.

Karen Kilmer Simpson	(ksimpso1@its.jnj.com):
Gary & family, I am so sorry to hear about your loss. May God bless you and your family and help you through this most difficult time

Susan Buzzell(Minnaert}	(susanbuzzell@comcast.net):
To the Miner Clan, your loss is my loss. I can't begin to say how I feel, your Mom was my second Mom and I guess now the 4 of them can get together again. Prayers and thoughts are with all of you.

Maureen (Strangman) Bergeron	(maureen_bergeron@hms.harvard.edu):
John, Gary and families, I am very sorry to hear of Aunt Billie's passing. I have many fond memories of your Mom and Dad visiting my parents (Uncle Dick and Aunt Charlene) in Bradford. May the love and memories you hold in your hearts always sustain you and bring you comfort. You're in our thoughts and prayers. Maureen and family

Roberta Lynch	(medfieldcoa@hotmail.com):
From all of us at the Medfield Council on Aging we extend our deepest sympathy.

Ken Ferguson	(steeplejack@charter.net):
"A good woman...she is far more precious than jewels...her children rise up and call her blessed!" I am sorry for your loss guys...there is lots to grieve, remember and to celebrate in her life. Blessings

Thomas O'Neill	(irelandtourism@yahoo.com):
John and Gary, Sincere condolonces on the death of your Mother. She was a lovely lady and a joy to know. Your old neighbor from 24 Lowell Mason Rd

Wayne Mitchell	(diggerwtm@verizon.net):
Gary, Joan, and Family, I am so sorry to hear about your dad. He was a great guy. I remember him when I worked for you on North St. Always a pleasant man. My thoughts are with you.

Jeff and Linda Cook	(cooklj50@aol.com):
Dear John and Gary, It was great seeing you guys on Tuesday. Your Mom and Dad were wonderful people, and helped shape the lives of so many youngsters over the years---including mine. I suspect you will continue to feel their presence, and that your relationship with them will continue to grow in new and wonderful ways. Here's hoping we can continue our friendship, as a testimony to the great values your folks stood for.

Jeff Lee	(jlee73@comcast):
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to the Miner family. Billie was a wonderful woman and a treasured family friend.

John Lantz	(johnlantz@bellsouth.net):
Gary and John my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Martha (Tocci) Teixeira-Baker	(metb83003@msn.com):
John and Family, My sympathy to you and your family at this time.







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