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2010
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June Romine
November 10, 2010
As part of the Palos Verdes Art Center staff in the mid-90s, I remember how much we enjoyed having Mary Helen as a volunteer receptionist. She was very generous with her time. She was our friend and always brightened our days. I'm sorry that I will be unable to attend her memorial service. I'm leaving the day before on a family trip. Tom, I'll be thinking of your family and you. June

At Buckingham Palace
Michael Franks
November 4, 2010
Shared many moments with Mary -so sorry for your loss.Michael and Lisa Franks
Lynn & Jim Watson
November 4, 2010
Mary Helen will always be our "Irish Eyes Smiling". When it came to family and friends, her eyes lit up with delight. As she traveled her recent journey, again we saw the light in her eyes as she recognized the love around her. She will forever be one of the most unique and wonderful friends we have ever known. We cherish our time spent smiling. Peace & Love, Lynn & Jim
November 2, 2010
We are so sorry for your loss. God be with you!
Andy and Vera Titiriga
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