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nancy eriksson
May 16, 2009
I was sad to hear about Mary Jane. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. I went to high school with Mary Jane and I haven't seen her for many years but I remember her as a very nice, cheerful person who smiled often.
Nancy Eriksson (Taylor)
Carol & Paul Fricker
May 14, 2009
We are so sad about Mary's passing. She was a wonderful friend & neighbor. She had
so much compassion & love for people. We
will miss seeing her lovely smile & hearing
her laughter. We are so sorry for your loss of this wonderful person.
Lv, Carol & Paul
May 14, 2009
I'M SO SAD TO HEAR ABOUT MARYJANE. I'M GLAD
I GOT TO PLAY POKENO WITH HER AND THE
FAMILY. SHE WILL SADLY BE MISSED
ROSEMARIE STITES (ROE)
Fran Boody
May 13, 2009
Dear Ronald, Joseph and Meaghan,
I too was very sad when I learned of Mary Jane's death. I worked with her and your mom/grandmom Barbara at Crescent for many many years. MaryJane was such a very kind and thoughtful person. She was patient and so wise. She was such a joy to be around. My sincerest condolences! My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Betty Szymanski
May 13, 2009
I am so sad to hear about MaryJane. I worked with her at Crescent Lighting for 3 years and she was absolutely the most efficient worker and the most fun person to work with. I always admired her devotion to her husband, her children and her folks. She always had a very pleasant personality and made us laugh all day long with her great sense of humor.
I remember MaryJane as being exceptionally creative and crafty. She and her Mother-in-law Barb would make all kinds of crafts that I always admired. She was very talented.
I had the opportunity to meet MaryJane again at a Pampered Chef demo about 3 years ago and instantly we picked up our conversation as if I had just seen her the day before. We laughed and talked about our $1.99 Ponderosa lunches on Fridays when we were working together at Crescent-we really looked forward to them each week!!
My thoughts and prayers are with the family and I will always remember Janie fondly. I am so sorry.
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