I am just heart broken to know you are gone. Our class voted you "The most likely to succeed" for our Senior Capers. You did not disappoint us or let us down! Every memory I have of spending time with you includes laughter. Your facial expressions and body language could convey SO much! You often reminded me of Lucille Ball with your comedic talent and perfect timing. As I continue to plod through life still wearing a personal bumper sticker that says, "Please excuse me, God's not finished with me yet," He took you home because He knew He could not make you any better than you already were! Heaven is richer with you there, and those of us still here have lost a soul whose presence helped to illuminate our way. You most certainly will never, never be forgotten, and the memories you have left behind with us will keep the flickering light of your spirit alive. May you rest in peace in heaven, in your new body, free of cancer, free of pain, and free of fear. I look forward to being reunited with you at whatever time and place God sees fit to make that happen. And, when it does, I will come eager for you to make me laugh once again.
Diane Waite (Wotus)
hard to believe mary is gone...she will always be with us in spirit...
Terri Racino (Smith)
Goodbye is not forever, it is not the end. It simply means we will miss you, until we meet again!
Karen Kolpien (Bugaj)
Mary,
I am just heart broken to know you are gone. Our class voted you "The most likely to succeed" for our Senior Capers. You did not disappoint us or let us down! Every memory I have of spending time with you includes laughter. Your facial expressions and body language could convey SO much! You often reminded me of Lucille Ball with your comedic talent and perfect timing. As I continue to plod through life still wearing a personal bumper sticker that says, "Please excuse me, God's not finished with me yet," He took you home because He knew He could not make you any better than you already were! Heaven is richer with you there, and those of us still here have lost a soul whose presence helped to illuminate our way. You most certainly will never, never be forgotten, and the memories you have left behind with us will keep the flickering light of your spirit alive. May you rest in peace in heaven, in your new body, free of cancer, free of pain, and free of fear. I look forward to being reunited with you at whatever time and place God sees fit to make that happen. And, when it does, I will come eager for you to make me laugh once again.