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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Mar 31, 1920 — Nov 3, 2025
In Loving Memory of Marjory Louise (Guy) Jones
Marjory Louise (Guy) Jones, age 105, passed away peacefully on Monday, November 3, 2025, at the Farmington Hills, MI assisted living facility following a brief illness.
Born in Newark, Ohio on March 31, 1920, to Ora and Carl Guy, Marjory graduated from high school before moving with her mother to Toledo in 1938. There, they were among the original residents of the Brand Whitlock Homes (Apt. 242).
Marjory began her career with the Frederick Douglas Center and the Toledo Metropolitan Housing Authority. It was during these formative years that she met her beloved husband, Jacob A. Jones. The couple married in 1948 and, together, managed Jones Brothers Funeral Home for over forty years. After raising their two children, Senora and Jacob C., Marjory embarked on a second career as an administrative assistant at various schools for the Toledo Board of Education, retiring in 1985.
An engaged member of her community, Marjory, participated in many social groups, including The Study Hour Club, Jack & Jill, Block Club 15, and Laquincina Social Club. Her devotion to faith was evident in her eighty years of service to All Saints Episcopal Church. She was an active member of the St Agnes Guild and sang in the church choir well into her early nineties.
Marjory cherished time spent golfing, bowling, and horseback riding in her younger years, finding much joy in these pursuits.
She is survived by a loving family who cherished her deeply: her beloved son Jacob C. Jones (Janeanne), granddaughter Jessica Harris (Marc), grandson Jason Jones (Amy), great-granddaughter Halle Harris, her caring nieces Cleo Usher and Ruth Smith, nephew Robert Jones, as well as many dear friends. The family extends special thanks to Kelly Ewing, Charlene Miller, and Patricia Ross for their dedicated care and support.
Marjory will be fondly remembered for her dedication to family, faith, and community, and for her vibrant spirit that touched all who knew her.
The family sincerely appreciates donations made to All Saints Episcopal Church in Toledo, Ohio in lieu of floral tributes, and are deeply grateful for your thoughtfulness and support.
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