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Marge Fleming-Croston (Margie Sue Woodward) Marge was born Oct. 28, 1950, in Kansas City KS. She is survived by her loving husband, R.T. Croston, daughter Laura, granddaughter Lana, sister Annette, 2 step-children and 9 step-grandchildren. Marge Fleming was a nationally known clay sculpture/mosaic artist. She earned a Masters in Adult Ed (MU) and a second Masters in Community Counseling with a Specialty in Art Therapy (ESU). Most of her art was her own personal issues and perspectives that she expressed through Art Therapy and the clay medium. To learn more about Marge and her work, go to her website at www.creativeclaytherapy.com. Education was very important to Marge, and she had obtained the following degrees, licenses, and certifications: Associate in Applied Science Penn Valley Community College 1976 Certified Polygraph Examiner Penn Valley Community College 1977 Bachelor of Arts Ottawa University 1979 Master of Education University of Missouri 1984 Doctor of Divinity Degree Universal Life Church 1992 Master of Science Emporia State University 1995 Certified Reflexology Practitioner 1996 REIKI II Degree 1997 Certified Hypnotherapist 1997 Ordained by Universal Life Church 1997 Certified Nursing Aide State of Kansas 1998 Women's Employment Network Certificate � Introduction to Computers 2002 Nurse Aide/Assistant State of Missouri 2007 Instructor Training Diploma Adam & Eve College of Cosmetology Currently Licensed Class E Esthetician & Instructor State of Missouri Currently Licensed Cosmetologist Kansas Board of Cosmetology She was proud to be the 2nd of 3 generations to attend Wyandotte High School. Marge belonged to the following organizations: Order of the Eastern Star American Legion Auxiliary Kansas City Clay Guild Raytown Arts Association K.C. Bead Society. Marge's biggest joy in life was helping people. She was a self-described "lifetime student". By donating her body to science, she will again be attending classes starting with the 2010 school year! |
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Marge Fleming-Croston October 28, 1950 - September 15, 2009 |
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Last entry - April 23, 2009 |
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Updated September 16, 2009 |
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