11/20/2025
Dear FaithCare Family and Friends,
It is with both deep sadness and profound gratitude that we share the news of the passing of our dear friend, servant leader, and sister in Christ, Marion K. Moran, who went home to be with her Heavenly Father on November 14, 2025.
For more than thirty years, the story of FaithCare has been intertwined with the story of Marion and her beloved husband, Cliff. Few individuals have poured more love, prayer, and servant-hearted dedication into this ministry than the Morans. From the earliest days—before FaithCare had an office, a phone line, or even a clear shape—Marion and Cliff were already helping lay its foundation.
Marion was not only part of the founding group that helped spark the formation and growth of FaithCare—she became FaithCare’s first official employee, faithfully serving from a small room in their home that doubled as the very first FaithCare office. Her warm spirit, organizational gifts, and steadfast love helped transform a small fellowship group into a ministry that has since brought Health, Hope, and Healing to hundreds of thousands around the world.
In her years as a Guest Relations Representative at St. Francis Hospital, Marion was often the compassionate presence families first encountered in moments of fear or crisis. She became a bridge—pointing hurting people toward spiritual support and inviting FaithCare members to come alongside them. Many early FaithCare interventions happened because Marion recognized a need, opened a door, or spoke a gentle word at just the right moment.
Many FaithCare chapter meetings were held around Marion and Cliff’s dining room table—a table overflowing with prayer, encouragement, and the love of Christ. One resident, while sitting at that table, once said, “If it hadn’t been for FaithCare, I never would have made it through my residency,” a moment that deeply touched Marion’s heart.
Marion and Cliff served on three international FaithCare projects to Nigeria—pouring out love, comfort, and the hope of Christ to both patients and team members. Their influence shaped lives across continents.
In 2004, Marion and Cliff were recognized as the very first recipients of the Servant Heart Award, a fitting tribute to lives lived with humility, generosity, and joy in serving others.
Marion’s full obituary can be found here:
https://www.carmonfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Marion-Moran?obId=46416475 #/obituaryInfo
We invite you to read and be blessed by the story of a woman whose life radiated love, hospitality, and unwavering faith.
Honoring Marion’s Legacy:
Marion’s family has requested that, in lieu of flowers, gifts be made to FaithCare in her honor—reflecting her lifelong commitment to sharing God’s love through compassionate medical care and spiritual hope.
For those who have been touched by Marion’s kindness, encouraged by her prayers, supported by her wisdom, or inspired by her example, a gift to FaithCare is a meaningful way to continue the work she cherished so deeply.
Your donation will help ensure that the ministry Marion helped birth continues to thrive—bringing Christ’s love to people who are hurting, overlooked, or in need of hope.
A Life That Still Shines:
Marion’s legacy is not measured merely in milestones or memories, but in the countless lives she touched—patients comforted, team members encouraged, families lifted in prayer, and communities strengthened by her unwavering faith.
Her influence is woven into the very fabric of FaithCare.
Her heart for God is still shaping the mission.
And her love continues to shine through those of us who were blessed to know her.
On behalf of the entire FaithCare family, we give thanks for Marion’s beautiful life—and we invite you to honor that life in a way that continues her ministry of compassion.
With gratitude and hope,
The FaithCare Leadership Team
Donations can be sent to FaithCare: 621 Centre Ave; Reading, PA 19601
Or follow the QR code or link below:
https://www.faithcare.net/give/
