I remember Marj Friddle from the year Jim was assigned to serve as a ministerial assistant to James Friddle in the Seattle-Tacoma area. Her home was always open and filled with church members coming and going. "Mrs. Friddle" was totally dedicated to her husband's ministry, to the work and the hundreds of church members. I remember Becka, Stephen, Nathan and Philip -- especially Becka because Marj relied on her for help from a very early age. Her home was a hub of people, activity and planning. The people loved and trusted her for support and guidance.
Charlene Douglas (Mathe) (1960)
I remember Marj Friddle from the year Jim was assigned to serve as a ministerial assistant to James Friddle in the Seattle-Tacoma area. Her home was always open and filled with church members coming and going. "Mrs. Friddle" was totally dedicated to her husband's ministry, to the work and the hundreds of church members. I remember Becka, Stephen, Nathan and Philip -- especially Becka because Marj relied on her for help from a very early age. Her home was a hub of people, activity and planning. The people loved and trusted her for support and guidance.