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With that warm and heartfelt greeting, Marge Williams always had a way of making you feel welcome in the world. It didn’t matter if she’d just talked to you the day before. If you were Marge’s friend – and anyone who wasn’t, simply hadn’t made her acquaintance yet – the longtime island booster was always genuinely glad to see you.

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Originally from Hawley, Minn., Marjory Wyland Williams moved to Bainbridge Island in 1957 and become a popular fixture in local civic affairs.

She and her husband ran a small gift shop from the downstairs of the building at 221 Winslow Way West. After her husband passed away, she resided in the apartment above the gift shop, retiring in 1989 to community service and occasional travel abroad.

Marge remained a well-known figure around town, and became landlord to the Bainbridge Island Review newspaper when it moved into the downstairs space below her apartment.

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After her tragic death in August 1998, the island community that she had loved and served for so long rallied in her memory. A community fund drive raised more than $400,000 to purchase the Winslow Way building from the Williams estate and renovate it as a home for local nonprofit organizations.

The Marge Williams Center was formally dedicated in 2001, and the Washington State Office of Trade and Economic Development honored the center for Excellence in Downtown Revitalization the following year.

The center stands as a lasting tribute to Marge Williams and her many contributions to the Bainbridge Island Community.