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Becky Copenhaver
March 4, 2009
To Mary's Family~
Danny and I, along with our boys, want you to know how sad we are to learn of Mary's passing. My mother, Vivian Payne, was her "roommate" for almost a year at Autumn Care, and we considered her one of our family members, as well. Even after Mom moved to another room, we looked forward to visiting Mary each day that we came to Autumn Care. Her lovely stories of her life were always a delight to hear. I will always chuckle when I think of her asking me where "my better half" was whenever Danny didn't come to visit, or her delightful name of "Granny" when she referred to my mother. Now, the two of them will be together again and will be able to continue to share their life stories. We were blessed to know her and will keep you in our prayers.
Lisa Loya
March 4, 2009
I'm a nurse at autumn care . Mary was my favorite resident. I loved sitting with her and hearing her stories. She made us all laugh. I will miss her dearly.
Randy Harmon
March 4, 2009
I am so sorry for your loss. Mary was such a blessing in my life, and I feel privileged to have been her neighbor and friend for over 10 years. She always had a smile to offer and a story to share, and I was the better for it. She so loved her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and she would boast on them regularly. She was a true expression of God’s love!
I will miss her greatly. May God rest her sweet soul!
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