Born in Tulsa, OK to Henry and Daisy (True) Germany, Marsha was raised and educated in Chelsea; where she graduated from Chelsea High School with the Class of 1977. During her high school days, Marsha participated in the marching band; where she was a majorette and played the saxophone. More than likely this is where Marsha developed her love for music, 70's classic rock to be more specific. After graduation, Marsha furthered her education by obtaining some college credit before at the young age of 19 starting her work career with the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission. Marsha married the love of her life, Leonard Cunningham, in Washington County, AR on December 29, 1989. Their union was gifted with twin sons, Mark and David.

A lady that put others before herself, Marsha made sure everyone around her was well taken care of and fed. Especially, when it came to her mother, Daisy. According to her family, Marsha was "super social" and thrived off being around people and always wanted to make a difference in someone else's life. Marsha was the type of person that would just call or text to see how you were doing just because she was thinking of you. Most of all, Marsha loved her family and cherished the times they could all be together. When granddaughter, Airyn came along, "Grandma Marsher" may have become Marsha's new favorite words to hear. She was always trying to steal hugs and kisses from Airyn, even though she was "Papa" Leonard's girl.

Marsha leaves behind a legacy that will live on not only in the lives of her family but the many lives she touched. Marsha is survived by her husband of 31 years, Leonard Cunningham, sons, David Cunningham and Mark Cunningham and fiancé ReAnna Mathis, granddaughter, Airyn and grandson on the way, Marshall Lee, brother, Stephen Rodney Germany and wife Rajeana, nephew, Stephen Henry Germany, great nephews, Tanner and Ethen Germany and many lifelong friends. Marsha was preceded in death by her parents and brother, Phillip.