Marjorie Maye Triplett, 83, of Moreno Valley, died Friday, Aug. 3, 2007, at Redlands Community Hospital.

She was born to Robert C. and Eva Blanche Kinsey.

Marjorie’s life was her family, including her dog, Pepper, and Jenny’s cat, Bob. She lived with Jenny and loved having Bill and David over to visit and enjoyed Bill’s cooking.

Her love for horses and other animals was never-ending. She spent many years as a counselor’s secretary at Montclair High School where she was regularly embarrassed by Bill’s antics. Marjorie is greatly missed.

A memorial service will be held at Forest Lawn in Covina Hills, to be determined. The Rev. Anthony Smith will conduct services.

Marjorie is survived by her son, Bill Triplett of Idyllwild; two grandchildren, Jenny Triplett of Moreno Valley and David Triplett of Victorville; a brother, Robert Kinsey of Hemet; a niece, Sheryl Rogers of Simi Valley; and a nephew, Robert Kinsey of Riverside.

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