Mary Eisenman

Mary was fantastic. When our mother died she took such care of Phyllis. She let Curt, Bradley, and I use her giant sand box for our armies. She let all of we neighborhood children hold circuses in her yard and she made treats. She wisely told us that "life's tough kids". She truly was one of the finest people I've ever known in my 70+ years of life. Mary was fantastic.

--Paul Foos

Kathy, Jim, Ruthie & Family: So sorry to hear of your mom's passing. You are in our thoughts & prayers!
Clara (Macielewicz) Thrun & Bill Willey

Kathy, so sorry to hear of the passing of your mom.. you are in our thoughts during this difficult time.
Randy & Deb Pollock

Kathy and Family:

I was truly blessed to have grown up with beautiful role models like your Mom to pave the way for all of us. She and your Dad were truly pillars of our St. Ann Community. Who can forget your Mom's cookies and her always friendly smile when we came to your house. It is so very hard to lose a parent. I wish I could be there this week. Hugs and prayers from Florida.

Pat Stierwalt Brown

We were fortunate enough to have known both Paul & Mary Eisenman & Family. You couldn't ask for a more kind, loving and helpful couple. They were the best neighbors ever. Always there with smiles, laughter and caring for our daughters as though we were part of their family. Enjoy your eternal rest now Mar-Mar and tell Paul Eisenman that Joan Engler said "Hi"! God bless you!

We are so very sorry to read of Mary's passing. What a wonderful lady she was. I'm sure you all have treasured memories of her. God's blessings on you all.
Dixie Ross & Garry

Dear Eiseman Family,

It is with great sorrow that I learn of the passing of your precious mother. She was the sweetest lady that I ever knew. I do not know if you will remember me or not, but I am sure that Ruth Ann and Nancy would. My sister and I used to take the twins for walks and give your mother some time for herself or whatever she wanted to do. My name was Karon Tolhurst and we lived two houses down from you on St Ann Street. I saw your mother many years ago, as she was walking past my house on Sycamore and we stood and talked for quite awhile. I know she will be missed by all who knew and loved her. Please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers. Hang on to those precious memories, as they will get you through the difficult times.

May God Bless You All,
Karon (Tolhurst) Chrzan