My Aunt Mollie.....what a do-it-all woman!!! The best memories I have of Aunt Mollie were all the AWESOME birthday cakes she made me. When Star Wars first came out, she made me a cake with all the characters from the movie on it, (because her son Micheal and I saw it in the theaters 34 times!!) She would give me all of Michaels hand me downs which were mostly Levi's shirts and jeans, usually not a bad haul, AT ALL!!! She was one of the biggest inspirations for my cooking abilities, I have the belly to prove it!!! I will miss you Aunt Mollie, as will alot of others.

What can I write about Mollie........She's been my sister for many years. The first time I met Mollie was at a "Record Hop" at Watchaug Church, and Georgie was with me.(Mollie was suppose to meet him there) It was break time from dancing, so Georgie and I went outside for some fresh air. He was sitting down, looked inside and said, "There she is, coming in the front door", so I quickly sat on his lap. The look she gave me............WHOA!!! After a few minutes, I told her I was his sister, and we laughed and laughed. From that moment on I loved her, and then became my Sister-in-Law...........WHOA!!! I will miss her very much.

Mary Plant


In May of 1968 I married into the Plant family for better or for worst, (It was all good).
I met a very nice couple who were George and Mollie Plant living in West Springfield Ma., where Jo and I went to a cookout in their back yard. At that time I knew I had new friends, the couple were down to earth and welcomed me as part of the family.

After years of cookouts, dinners and picnics there was a common theme, this new friend who was my wife's Sister-in-Law Mollie could cook great meals. I never turned down an invitation to attend a gathering at the Plant Family when Mollie was going to be there.

As long as I knew Mollie and as many times we would visit with one another with family or just as couples, I never ever heard a negative comment come from her during any conversation. The woman was a saint, she was so well grounded and always consistent in the way she treated people. This was something I always admired and was proud to be around a person with such attributes.

Mollie will be dearly missed by my self, her family, friends, and colleges. It saddens me to know that another good friend has passed and has created such a void in so many people's lives.

So Many Happy Memories

Doug Fowler
Titusville, Florida

I first met Mollie at the Y when our children were learning to swim back in the 70's. Over the years since I would see her shopping at Food Mart (Big Y) in So. Hadley where we would both stop after our day at work. She always gave me such a friendly greeting. I haven't seen her for a few years but thought of her often as I passed the lawyer's office where she used to work. I had no idea she was ill and was sorry to learn of her passing. My sympathies to her family.

To my Aunt Mollie
You will be missed greatly. I have only the fondest momories of you. You always welcomed me with open arms and I will never forget that. I know that you are now with your beloved husband and may you rest in peace. Lots of love and forever in my heart.
Love,
Dawn Fowler Long

To my Aunt Mollie, I love you! I will miss you dearly and our many games of Dominoes. You are now with Uncle George free of all illnesses so that you two may be together for all eternity. Mollie was a great, sweet and kind person with a stellar personality that has made a difference in everyone's lives that she touched. She could make anyone laugh while enjoying her delicious delectables! *hugs to the family that I started to get to know and I hope we can continue to do so*

We were saddened by Mollie's passing. We remember all the cakes she made for any Boy Scout function or the various church activities that we shared. She was always so supportive of the activities that her children shared - Boy Scouts, Sunday School, Senior High trips......Our deepest sympathies to all of you, dear children of Mollie. Love, Barbara & Jim Ubertalli

My dear friend Molly. How did we get from childhood to here? So many memories we share. Some I dare not relate. Your spirit will live in my heart forever. Just this week I was thinking of you; funny how that happens. May you rest in the arms of peace and heavenly love.

Mollie entered my life some 50 plus years ago. She became my sister in law. As the years passed, she was much more than that though. She was more like a sister to me, a friend, and a mentor.

Doug and I had so many good times with George and Mollie, and most of it was around food.... as any good Italian knows, "Food is Love". We had shared so many wonderful dishes that Mollie created for us. And watching her create those delicious recipies gave me the courage to try a few myself. They were never as good as Mollie's, but they weren't half bad!

I also discovered the joy of gardening from Mollie. I was always trying to grow my flowers as good as hers. I never quite suceeded, but I am still trying!

I failded miserably at cake decorating, so let's just talk about Mollie's creations. She made the most exquisite cakes I had ever seen for all our big family celebrations. To this day, I just don't know how she did it.

After her children were grown, Mollie went back to school. I remember it was called "Women in Transition". She graduated with honors and was the 1st person I ever knew who was in the "Who's Who". She was so proud of that, as we all were.

As my sister Lisa reminded me, Mollie was "Martha Steward" before Martha Steward was. I remember one Christmas when Mollie had all the presents under the tree wrapped in coordinating wrapping paper and bows. Not just each package coordinated- all of them matching one another. I was totally amazed!

Mollie, I love you and miss you already. I am going to have myself a glass of beer with ice and remember you fondly. Thanks for all the wonderful menories and recipies.

Jo

Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time. With deepest sympathy, The Lucchesi Family.

The Scagni Family would like to express our deepest sympathies to our neighbors The Plant Family

It was my pleasure to have known Mollie for over thirty years and Im deeply saddened by the loss. My sympathy to the family.

Mollie was a wonderful neighbor and a beautiful person.She will be very missed.The Hennessey Family.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.