Condolence From: Jim and Monica Pusateri and Family
Condolence: You have are deepest sympathy and know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Monday February 20, 2017
Condolence From: Laraine Carman
Condolence: Dear Julie and Family,
Sorry for your loss you are in my thoughts and prayers. Sending hugs.
Saturday February 18, 2017
Condolence From: John and Debbie Sines
Condolence: Our deepest sympathy Mimi. May all your memories be a comfort at this time.
Love and prayers- John &Debbie Sines
Friday February 17, 2017
Condolence From: connie dickey
Condolence: Mimi, Jason and Paxton,
We are very saddened to hear of your recent loss.
We are thinking of you and your family as you celebrate your mom's remarkable life and the memories you shared.
Love and Prayer's
Connie, Kevin and Renee Dickey
Friday February 17, 2017
Condolence From: Cindie McCoy
Condolence: Julie, Mimi and family,
I'm so sorry for your loss. Your mom was truly a great woman. She had such love and compassion for every one. I have nothing but fond memories of a very gracious lady.💖 Cindie McCoy
Friday February 17, 2017
Condolence From: Huff&sheila hoffma
Condolence: I'm so sorry for you loss. She was an angel to so many people, I will never forget her kind and loving ways......beautiful soul. Mimi & Julie my heart aches for you. Love and prayers go out to the family
Friday February 17, 2017
Condolence From: Bernadette Geon Herkner
Condolence: Tambellini Family,
My condolence and prayers to all in this difficult time. Mary was a very special person
Friday February 17, 2017
Condolence From: Dennis & Carol McArthur
Condolence: Julie, Mimi and Family. I was most saddened when opening the Journal this morning Mary's obituary appeared. Many memories rushed in as those years at Nentwick together with all of you were reawakened. Having the privilege to work in a facility which was always far more a family home than a medical facility is something I will always treasure and remember with great fondness and gratitude.
Mary aspired to answer the same vocational call that had been her Mother's, and, when her daughters continued this tradition in turn, I'm sure she could not have been more proud.
Hers was a profoundly simple philosophy: The dignity of the aged and infirm, perhaps more than other members of the human community, must never be compromised. Rather, they deserve the same level of love, respect and uncompromising care that every loving family would offer unquestioningly to one of their own.
All who knew Mary also knew that the wellspring of her love and generosity was her deep Catholic faith, to which she remained committed unswervingly until her death. She was and remains a testimonial to how much good can flow from abiding faith. She is loved in return and will be deeply missed by those who had the good fortune to know her.
You have Carol's and my deepest condolences.
Friday February 17, 2017
Condolence From: Donna and Fred Cerullo
Condolence: Mimi, Julie and families: I wondered what I could say that has not already been said: That she was a great boss, a good friend a Godly example of her faith, these things go without saying. That she was a good Mom and grandmother and a still devoted daughter long after her parents were passed, that too, is evident. What I can say, is that she made my life better just by knowing her. I wish we had been able to sit and talk one more time, but her health made that impossible in her last few years, I will always remember and never forget our talks together and her laugh when she got "tickled" at something I said. I count myself blessed that I got to know her. Heaven is brighter but earth a little lonelier without her. RIP Mary T until we meet again.
Friday February 17, 2017
