I knew her and visited her at her home several times. She gave much of her time to do this. She has been gone from some time, and I have never seen an ex-jw do what she did in the same self-sacrificing way.
800-why-1914 helpline, Marilyn Zweifel
by coffee_black 29 Replies latest jw friends
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Hotpepper
I spoke to marylyn a number of times. What a smart loving woman. Very knowledgeable. I wish her well
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blondie
Hotpepper, she has died at this point in time. But if she were alive, she would thank you.
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Diogenesister
My goodness is there any way we could donate to send her an enormous bunch of flowers with "thank you" attached? It seems rather paltry considering everything she's done, but its the thought after all.
Blondie Hotpepper, she has died at this point in time. But if she were alive, she would thank you.
Edit: Oh my goodness this is very sad news indeed. im so sorry. RIP Marylyn. Thank you Blondie.
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TD
I didn't know Marilyn, but am sorry to hear of her passing...
Curious if Zweifel was her actual surname or was it assumed for the work she did (?)
Zweifel = Doubt
Ich habe meine Zweifel = I have my doubts
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blondie
TD It was her real name; she was quite a spitfire and not afraid to give her experiences. She was in a nursing home 13 years ago, not expected to leave.
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blondie
https://www.jehovahs-witness.com/topic/262626/marilyn-zweifel-800-why-1914-helpline-passed-away-yesterday?page=2
BRCI and the helpline are no longer operational
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Balaamsass2
Wish I could have met her. Nice read and way to remember her.
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blondie
To find out more about Marilyn and her contemporaries in the fight to educate people about the Watchtower Society: https://sites.google.com/view/channelc2-experiences/experiences/barbara-joe-anderson
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Biahi
I spoke to Marilyn on the phone, what a kind, wise, wonderful woman. The phone number of 1-800-Why-1914 was a great idea.