PROSSER – Marjorie (née Alexander)

You’ve been a good mother, mother in law, grandma, and great grandma. We appreciate everything you’ve done for us over the years. I doubt if any of us will still be driving at 98 years old, or still have such a good memory until the end. A life well lived.You’ll always be loved. Geoff(dec) Dianne. Brad, Gen Max and Harvey. Clint, Shan, Jaz and Callum. Lorrelle, Paul and Harrison.

Condolences to Tina and merv so sorry

Marje was a longtime member of Heart Beat ❤️
Always Bright, and cheerful, loved by us all.
We will miss her input & knowledge..
Now reunited with her Harry💞

A beautiful kind and generous lady who had a wicked sense of humour and a no nonsense approach to life. Fond memories of the help Harry and Margie offered in the early years. Always remembered. Condolences to all the family.
Kindest Regards,
Louise Francis.

Marje
A true friend for over 60 years , Always a bright and happy, positive attitude right to the end , You endured more than your share of sadness and hardship . loved by all. An inspiration to all who had the privilege to know you . A strong Christian faith . Safe in the arms of Jesus .

Such a loving, beautiful, witty, cheeky lady. Will be missed by so many.RIP Aunty Marj.. love to all the Prosser clan
Cindy Anthony nee Prosser

Aunty Marj had a very productive life. Her and Uncle Harry attended so many Prosser events and were active in their interest of the rest of us – our huge extended family! They often visited my parents, Dot and Lindsay at Batemans Bay and also visited us at Our farm at Cowra. Our condolences go out to Beverley, Leon and Dianne and their families. RIP Aunty Marj – enjoy some catch-up conversations with Uncle Harry and my parents. Julie (Bond) and Graeme Clements.

Condolences to all the family. A wonderful lady who it was a pleasure to know. Unfortunately due to medical appointment can’t attend the funeral.

Our boys were very lucky to have known their great-grandma. Rest in peace Marje. Xx

I had the complete pleasure of looking after Marge for many years what a gorgeous soul and funny lady you are lots of laughs and stories my condolences to the family , buy beautiful Marge. Xx

One extremely cheeky and cheerful aunty, will be missed by many, rest in peace.

To bev and family sory to her or mum rest in pece love ❤️ from

Jan canobie

A beautiful, kind and knowledgeable “Auntie Marge” who could always be relied on for witty and inspirational conversation. Sincerest condolences to Dianne, Leon and Kim, Beverley and Geoff. Valma (Nee Prosser) and Ian Dorling and Family

What a great lady
I will miss your cheeky smile and
Sense of humour
Marje you always put a smile on my face
We have lost an amazing lady xx

Sending deepest condolences to the Prosser family and all its generations. What an amazing innings she had, filled with strength, a sharp wit and heartfelt wisdom.

Thinking of you all x

A true inspiration. A great story teller and humble woman. Taught me what is important in life. Not possessions, but people and experiences. It was a honour to know you and thank you for been such a great grandmother.

Sending lots of love and comfort to the Prosser family <3
It was an absolute privilege to care & get to know Marj. She was a kind, funny lady, who always made my day.
Reunited with her prince, Handsome Harry as we called him.

Missing you Marj, thanks for being my adoptive 'grandma'. Rest easy <3 xx

– Emily Andrews (Nurse at Hillside Lodge)

The last of the grandparents, who had an incredible innings and was living in her own home till almost the end. Jovial, kind and always a smile to be had. Made awesome fruit cake and there was always biscuits in the tin and a kettle on the stove.

Thank-you for keeping an eye on my Jaguar that was clogging up your shed space for years and I’m sorry I never finished it in time so you could go for a ride. I’m sure many eyebrows were raised by the “Get In, Sit Down, Shut Up, Hang On” sign that was always in the back window of your Commodore.

Grandma Marge had a fantastic memory and was able to tell stories of many events and explain photographs with great detail. I will always remember her explaining the photo of Harry Prosser Senior that I saw in the carriage house of Coal Creek Korumburra.

We’ll miss you and thank-you for everything.

Many conversations with a happy, friendly, friend who possessed a great sense of humour. Fond memories Mrs. Prosser.

Marge Prosser…what a legend…..”hop in that car girl and I’ll take you for a burl”..one of the most down to earth lady..my sincere sympathy to family .
Cheryle Thorson

Such an inspiration to us all,always smiling..
Deepest sympathy to all.Elizabeth and Stan Dunlop.