Mary Elizabeth Kulick-Almas

Mary Kulick-Almas Obituary

Mary Elizabeth Kulick-Almas was born May 20, 1949 and passed away October 28, 2008 at the age of 59. She is survived by husband, William G. Almas; brother , Michael Kral of New York; sister, Carole Kuhs of Pennsylvania; and sister-in-law, Helen Mae Almas; aunts, Marge Bertovich of PA, Frances Goroncy of PA, Mary Smolen of MA, and Veronica Wilhelm of TX; cousins, Theresa (Michael) Veronica, James, Robert and Katrina Mullen of VA; and Michael ( Terry) Katrina Butorac of CA. Mary is an alumni of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and held 2 masters degrees in Nursing, her chosen career. She was also a gifted intuitive and Reiki Master. Mary knew much, many and lov ed all. She will be missed. In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to Lions' Camp Hickory, Inc. P.O. Box 108 Baldwinsville, NY 13027 in memory of Mary. This is a children's' Diabetic Camp. The family also invites all to contribute memories on Legacy.com.

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Published by Press-Telegram on Nov. 11, 2008.

Memories and Condolences
for Mary Kulick-Almas

13 Entries

Gladys Birdsall

March 1, 2009

Even though I only knew Mary for a short time compared to others, I grew very fond of her right away because he was sincerely warm and caring to everyone. I admired her quick-wit and how she made it a point to enjoy life and appreciate what was really important despite the difficulties in the road. My fondest memory of Mary was when she showed the most heart of anyone at work during our Christmas program to support a needy family. She not only helped find a very deserving family, donated food,etc. but also volunteered to help me wrap everything on Christmas Eve and then she personally delivered them. Afterwards Mary shared with me the joy and gratitude of the family who was in an apartment with no furniture or food; there was only water which the parents and children were drinking when she arrived. They also had never had a Christmas Tree before. I could see the true emotion and happiness in Mary's face from knowing we had made a real difference. Now years later, during the Christmas Season, when it's easy to feel overwhelmed by a sense that the true spirit of the holiday has been lost, I recall wonderful memories like this one to remind me that special people like Mary did make a difference and we should continue to do the same in their honor.

Theresa Mullen

February 27, 2009

I was thinking about Mary today as I passed the hotel she stayed at when she came and visited last June. I have missed our chats and I have smiled as I remembered how my children fought over who got to ride in her wheelchair during the visit. We miss you Mary. We are praying for you and for Bill.

Jason Lederfine

November 23, 2008

Bill,

Thanks for having such a great party in Mary's honor, she would have loved it. I am so glad she was there with us, as she truly was the guest of honor. I can never forget her and although she died young she lived a full life. I know it was sad for everyone to see her ill and she is doing much better now. Bill you must be a great man to have won her heart. Mary was my family and I hope you always remember you will be to. I hesitated talking to you at the party because I knew I would cry and of course I did. I hope I didn't upset you or anyone else there, but it's always overwhelming to me when we lose someone that special. Mary wants everyone to keep loving and enjoying like, I know that for a fact. She has been set free, miss her but let her go.

Jessica Morris

November 15, 2008

Mary, you are a wonderful person and will be missed. I hope that you are in a better place and that we can meet again some day.

Alex Barajas

November 14, 2008

Mary You will be missed very much,and I will miss you and your love for life very much. I will take your love for life and do my best to live it to the fullest everyday. I will pass your love of life to all I will meet in the future.

Lina Kulick Himes

November 14, 2008

Haven't seen you or talked to in many years. But my memories are of a merry laugh and good times. The world is sadder.

Linda Stanko

November 14, 2008

Miss Mary,
"Those were the days, my friend,
We thought they'd never end"!
May you sing with the angels.
Love,
Miss Linda

Linda Harrington

November 12, 2008

Marusch;
I miss you. Rest now my Bestest Friend...Until we meet again...
Love, Mooshee

Helen Kulick

November 12, 2008

Mary was a lovely person and she was always good to me. I remember going to the Hollywood Bowl with her for a concert. We had a lovely time and it was the last time I saw Mary. I'm sorry that she passed away so early in life.

Janet Kulick Wagner

November 11, 2008

Mary was a wonderful and fun person to be with. My family has many fun and happy memories of times with her. We used to spend Sundays going up and down the Allegheny River in Penna. on my dad's pontoon boat. Mary played the guitar and sang. I spent several weekends with her at her apartment in Pittsburgh. We had lots of great times together. She is a special person and will be missed greatly.

Cindy & Paul Kulick

November 11, 2008

May God bless you in your time of sorrow, Mary was a wonderful person.

Diane Dunmire

November 11, 2008

Bill, I reconnected with Mary this year and I will miss her more than words can say. I know she is no longer sick and in a better place. I can see her singing the way she used to when I was little. I will always remember her laugh. When Mickey (that's what we used to call her) laughed, everyone laughed. She was an angel here on Earth and though I'll miss her, I am so grateful the pain is gone and she can see clearly again. Bill, I am so sorry you lost your best friend. She told me how much she loved you and how good you were. My sympathies are with you and your family at this time.

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