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Linda J Elliott
February 13, 2022
My Heart felt sympathy to the family , and friends.
Maureen McDonnell
May 29, 2008
Linda, Adrienne, Peggy and family:
Mary was a great person who will forever be remembered fondly.
Special people touch our lives…
Fate had Mary and Mickey driving down Barry Street at the exact moment that an apartment for rent sign was being hung in a window. Had they been driving down the street one-minute sooner, it’s possible our lives would never have intersected. I’m glad my life intersected with the Ross Family.
One of my favorite memories of Mary is of her and Linda taking me to kindergarten, walking up the street and chatting. While I don’t recall the conversation, I do recall the interest she showed. I often wondered what a four or five year old child had to say that was of so much interest to an adult. (Thanks Linda for filling in the blanks.) It makes me happy to know that the memory of that day not only stayed with me but also with Mary and Linda.
Special people touch our lives and leave a lasting impression on our hearts and souls that can never be erased.
Peggy McManus
May 27, 2008
So sorry for your loss.
I met your mother through your aunt Betty (when we worked together at Boston City Hospital) and always remember how down to earth and fun loving she was along with the rest of her sisters.
I will remember her in my prayers.
Peggy McManus
Sue LaCourse
May 27, 2008
Dear Marie, Jack, and Peggy.
My heart goes out to you all for your loss. Mary was an incredible person and was always a ray of sunshine. I have missed our talks we used to have on Harvest Rd, but will always remember her for her kindness and joy she brought to me.
Janet Purney-Balabanis
May 27, 2008
So sorry for your loss.
Thoughts and prayers are with the family at this difficult time.
Beth Lachapelle
May 27, 2008
Peggy and family,
My mother Betty Gonynor , lived at St. Camillus for 3 years and that is how we met your fun loving mother Mary. I enjoyed her company on many occasions and would look forward to seeing her all dolled up in her make up and fine outfits. She was a wisecracker and made me and my Mother laugh. I have a polaroid on my refrigerator of both Queens together all dolled up and smiling. I see it everyday and smile.
People come in and out of our lives and some leave lasting memories for us. Your mother Mary is one of my lasting memories and I am very thankful to have known her.
I do believe that she is dancing among the stars and singing away.
Please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Beth Gonynor Lachapelle
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