Gina Marks, born in 1941 as Mary Gina Constance Moore of Beverly Hills, CA passed away peacefully on March 30th in New Hope, PA with her family by her side after a long struggle with cancer. 

Gina was raised in Beverly Hills and lived in Southern California for most of her life until moving to New Hope in 2004 with her husband Terry Marks.   Gina and Terry were married in Beverly Hills in the home of her parents Constance (Moore) Maschio & Johnny Maschio.  They were together for 34 years in an amazingly loving marriage, never apart for more than 24 hours.  Gina & Terry shared a passion for music and good times out with friends, enjoying the music scene in Southern California and then in the New Hope area.  Gina and Terry’s Love was a unique and enviable bond of support, strength and friendship. You KNEW you were going to have a great time in their presence and see an example of closeness and connection between the two.

In her younger years Gina medaled in high school on her swim team, and also appeared in stage productions, including "Annie Get Your Gun," where she acted alongside her mother actress Constance Moore.  Gina was a great skier and an avid reader.  She was the president of her children’s PTA and a Brownie Troup leader.   Her working career included public relations and volunteering for SCCA racing events.

Gina’s gift was to make friends out of perfect strangers with her vivacious & outgoing personality.  She had wit, charm, charisma, and her open minded disposition was known throughout New Hope.  Never shy, she would proudly pull out photos of her family to share with friends old and new.  Gina was without a doubt an extraordinary woman who possessed a genuine, fun, loving, and undeniably unique personality.  Her warmth and love filled the room wherever she went.  She was a beautiful woman inside and out.

Gina is survived by her loving husband Terry Marks, her adoring daughters Beth Cahn Kennedy & Deborah Cahn Scott, esteemed son-in-law Rick Scott & her amazing grandson Thomas Kennedy. Gina has been be reunited with her loving daughter Meghann Marks who passed several years ago. 

Gina shared with her family before passing “I was a lucky woman, who led an amazing life!” 

Respecting Gina’s wishes, there will be no services.