Birth date: Dec 25, 1945 Death date: Jan 1, 2010
Mary,
You were a beautiful lady, with a lovely smile and a huge heart. As best freinds we went thru a lot together and shared a lot of our feelings. You are in "your Doug's" arms again, where you will never be hurt, and your pain is finally gone. You have been,and will always be in my heart.
goodbye my friend.
Denise##imported-begin##Denise Davis##imported-end##
I only new Mary a short time but I liked her so much. I am so sad that she died like this. I wish I had detected that there was a problem but I didn't. She will be missed.##imported-begin##Barbara Raffaelli##imported-end##
Mary,
Ron, the boys and I will keep our memories of you from happy days:
always holding Doug's hand, the fun we had dancing and laughing at our wedding and John and Lisa's, the family times at John, Patrick, Evan and Caroline's christenings, how much you enjoyed cooking, the way you teased and played with the kids, and all the jokes and stories over many dinners with you and Doug. We hope you are both at peace now.##imported-begin##Sally Meyers - Syracuse, NY##imported-end##
Mary, you will always be my x-sister-in-law and close as a sister could be. I'll never forget the fun we had cooking together and showing me all your tricks. I was so glad to see you back in Cinti. and living near me in Maineville. You were always there for everyone and we will miss you more than you will ever know. Now you can be with Doug and love again.##imported-begin##Donna Pennington##imported-end##
I will forever remember the beautiful, stylish Aunt Mary. She was our family's "Elizabeth Taylor". I will have the memory of the dizzying excitement of the George W. Bush vs. John McCain presidential campaign bid. How excited we were to get to be in their presence. If Mary could not have been in the White House, she would have wanted to decorate it! May the love that was always there for you to accept be with you. Peace be with you.##imported-begin##Rita Norfleet##imported-end##
Aunt Mary, you will forever be greatly loved & greatly missed. I will cherish every moment of fun we shared. How you showed me how to wear make-up...or how not to wear make-up:).I remember you were the first one to explain to me as a teenager, (when I tried to be just like you) that I was too young to wear red lipstick. Thank you for sharing all your cooking skills & tips. I will never forget the good times. Looking through cookbooks, & learning the proper way to tie a scarf. Tears stream down my face as I type these word my heart grieves at losing you. I'll love you forever, I'll love you Always. Kimberley##imported-begin##Kimberley Hacker##imported-end##
