Marjorie T. Conderman
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Greece: Marjorie passed away peacefully but unexpectedly at her home on August 28, 2024. She was born on March 30, 1935 to Peter and Delia DeVincentis of Rochester. She grew up in a home, filled with love and laughter along with her three sisters, Julia, Barbara, and Carol.
It was at Jefferson high school where she met the love of her life Roland Conderman. The couple settled in Rochester as well as Greece and raised five children: Suzanne,William,Thomas, Jeffrey and Robert.
She was a warm, kind person who lived life to the fullest and cherished her time with family and close friends. She was a member of Hope Church in Greece where she grew in her faith under Pastor Larry’s leadership.
She is predeceased by her husband, Roland, daughter Suzanne (Ken) Plaskocinski and sister Julia Caruso. She is survived by her sons, William (Carol) Conderman, Thomas Conderman , Jeffrey (Elaine) Conderman and Robert (Tracy) Conderman. She’s also survived by sisters Barbara(Tony) Syracuse and Carol MacGregor. Her grandchildren are David Conderman, Lindsay Conderman, Kristine (Frank) Pessia, Michael (Brittany) Conderman, Taylor (Collin) Rynders and Jaden Conderman; Great – grand children, include Lucas and Ella Pessia and Brayden and Brielle Conderman; several nieces, nephews, cousins and close friends.
Marjorie’s funeral service will be held on Friday, September 6th at 11:00 am At Hope Church, 1301 Vintage Lane, Rochester, NY 14626. A private gathering will take place after the service at White Haven Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent in her memory to Hope Church, 1301 Vintage Lane, Rochester , NY 14626 in her memory.
Margie was a wonderful friend! She was in our sharing group for several years in our home, her home, and others in our group. We worked together in the original food disruption at Hope. She also encouraged us to come to Hope several years ago. Her smile and warm nature will be truly missed.
I am sorry to hear of Marjorie’s passing. We attended Women’s Bible study together. A warm loving person
A prayer warrior for others. I was very glad to have know her.
We enjoyed meeting her and speaking with her at Taylor and Collin’s wedding. She seemed like a very nice woman. May she now rest in peace with her loved ones.
I loved Marge so much. I spent so much time sleeping over with Suzanne when we were young. Marge and Roland always made it a fun home in which to spend time. Always warm and loving. I will remember her great laugh. I am in Alaska this week so I am very sorry to miss Marge’s funeral. I will keep her and the family in my prayers.
Auntie M, you were the best, I can’t imagine what heaven has been like since you arrived. I miss you more than you’ll know, but I am so happy that you are together again with Uncle Roland, Sue, Nani, Granddad, and my mom and dad. Until we see each other again, know that you will be thought of with lots of love and wonderful memories. Love you.
I so wish we lived closer so I could be there to celebrate Margie’s life. I have such fond memories of her and Roland. I remember babysitting for you “kids” and how much fun it was. Sending prayers for comfort knowing that Margie and Roland and Sue are together once again .
We are so sorry to hear of Marge’s passing. What a lovely lady! We had the privilege of meeting Roland and Marge through Don and Carol McGregor many years ago on a Koinonia weekend in North Carolina. Our sympathy to the family. Well done good and faithful servant.
With love and sympathy
Kay and Neal Illenberg
We have known Marge (Roland) for many years thru our membership at Hope Church and our small group Bible study.
She was a kind and caring person, always there for family and friends.
One of my best memories of her were her beautifully manicured nails.
Our sympathies to her family. She will be deeply missed by everyone who knew her.