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Pat

9/13/11

Raced over a bit before 1pm to MARSH in Irvington on E. Washington on Nine/Eleven to pick up a fruit platter to take over to the local Fire House for the 1pm national recognition of our First Responders. Randy, the Produce Manager, went out of her way to expedite my fruit selection, make it very attractive, wrapped safely for movement, and got me out the door after purchase so as not to be late. She was a gem. I trust her Store Manager and Corporate will acknowledge her in some special way. She contributed very kindly to the 1pm experience for the Firefighters that day when the bells tolled and the sirens rang. Thank you,Randy. You are indeed special!

Bernadette Snider

8/7/11

This letter is long overdue. I have been a customer of the Marsh store on E. 96th St for 13 years and a user of the pharmacy for almost that long. I cannot say enough good things about the entire staff-pharmacists and techs-but must single out the three who have been servicing my pharmaceutical needs for such a long time.

Matt Milburn is a wonderful pharmacist and manager but most important he is a terrific human being. Not only has Matt kept a deligent eye over my medications (which are considerable because of a number of serious conditions I have) but he never neglects the little niceties that make a person feel special even on the worst of days. He has used his time to save me money and dealt with the thankless job of dealing with physician offices and insurance providers. He works hard and somehow maintains his professionalism on the worst of days.

The other pharmacist that I interact with most frequently is Larry Stitt who has had the unfortunate luck of being in charge when I have had crazy emergencies or prescription challenges. Larry has gone out of his way to clear up matters for me, research drugs and educate me on options and side effects. He is always cheerful regardless of how busy he is and always remembers a given situation the next time I am in the store.

I have left my dear pharmacy tech, Connie, for last because it is difficult to find words adequate enough to describe what she has done for me. Besides going above and beyond to find medication when the Marsh pharmacy does not carry it, Connie will call to alert me about a problem that might occur with a prescription so I do not miss a dose. She is unfailingly kind which has kept my spirts up more than she can know. This past year, I have endured five surgeries and with the help of my health care providers and your pharmacists I have prevailied. At every pharmacy visit or over the phone, Connie would inquire about my status and give me words of encouragement that came from the heart. The same is true for Matt and Larry.

Do you know just how lucky you are to have these fine people working for you? They would be welcome anywhere but they choose to work for you. If there is an award you can give them do so; it you can give them a raise, even better! Let them know that you appreciate them as much as I do.

Thank you for giving me a forum to express my appreciation.
Bernadette Snider

shawna	6/21/11
the store on new jersey has the worst workers i've ever seen. the deli people at night are so rude and hateful. i"ve never seen a manager there after 7pm. i have asked for one , they say they don't stay after 7pm.

Muhammad Siddeeq

12/7/10

What I am about to write is not reflective of all Marsh Super Markets, only Marsh #314, 2302 E. 53rd. St. in Indianapolis, in fact, every other Marsh market that I have patronized has treated me with the greatest of respect and courtesy.
The nasty attitude and disrespectful spirit shown to me by the manager Rusty at Marsh store #314 is reason to ask "is there a rating lower than Poor" so that I can participate in this review. Rusty evidently is working hard to make sure that Marsh Supermarkets fail and close due to poor public relations skills. I am in the process of contacting The Amos Brown talk show to ask him for a time that we can come on radio and alert the public of how nasty and disrespectful this person is and to see if we can get pickets to picket his store during the Christmas shopping period and beyond.
When a customer is sold moldy and 3 week outdated bread and returns it and the manager shows no spirit of remorse and then implies that the customer did something wrong as oppose to accepting the responsibility for maintaining fresh foods on his shelves and gets nasty, never says "I'm sorry", refuses to give the customer any information so that the customer can contact the district manager-because the customer feels that he is due something more than his money back for ruining the meal of an entire family due to managerial negligence-something is awfully wrong.
This manager, Mr. Rusty, could have done a number of things if he had the interest of Marsh Super market in his thinking and respect for Marshes customers in his heart but did not do any: he could have smiled and shook the customers hand when he was invited into this matter, but he didn't. He could have apologized and said I'm sorry for any inconvenience we caused you, but he didn't, he chose to question the credibility of the customers report. He could have offered the customer a $5.00 gift certificate for selling such goods and ruining a families dinner, but he didn't. Marsh is too excellent of a store to allow such distasteful characters to meet the public on their behalf. If I do not receive a personal apology from this manager I promise to alert the entire public in the city of Indianapolis of the disrespectful unacceptable manner that Marsh stores is dumping on the public in the name of managerial public service.
Muhammad Siddeeq
msiddeeq@aol.com

	9/8/10
the deli is ran poorly,three managers there all three work day shift . not one will work nites. morning shift has to double work because nite shift dosn't pull there weight. this is the deli at lockerbe marsh market.... thank u for your time.