Mary Rae

Mary Rae was an amazing woman. She saved my block, the 1100 block of Gaylord from developers and preserved this wonderful neighborhood. I worked with her for probably 15 years. She will be missed terribly.

Mary was a great lady and much admired in her field and the community.
We'll miss her and it feels a bit like the end of an era. I tip my hat to her in thanks.

Mary,
You were never far from our hearts and minds. And today I thought of you especially when my son saw a picture of you in my 10 year reunion year book. We looked you up and found that now we can be reunited in spirit.
Your dear friend Ingrid (Samuel) Natzke

Mary was a classy and amazing lady. I think she would be pleased to know that we took our cross country team on a run to view some of the beautiful Capitol Hill mansions that she helped save. She will be greatly missed.

Ellen and Edward,

Your mother was a true lady who did so much to preserve Denver's history. I began working with your Mother at Mary Rae & Assoc. in 1976 and, my husband, also joined the firm in 1979. We were among the first homeowners on the Gaylord Street block that waas one of Mary's first big ventures.

We have many fond memories of her and of both of you. Please accept our prayers and sympathy.

Signe and Eugene Brown

We were neighbors for a few years. She was a delightful lady.

Mary and I were friends for many years. I met her in the 70's when she was married to Jack- and in fact, I met her through him.

She was the consummate professional. No one knew more about real estate than she did. She was very very smart, stylish, funny and an all around terrific person. I adored her and we sure shared some crazy experiences together.

What a lovely legacy she left.

Jan W. Waring
San Miguel de Allende, MX

Ed and Ellen,

So saddened to hear of the loss of your mother. She was an amazing women! I am blessed to have had the experience to be around her.
May God hold her in his palm and comfort you.
Love Moe (Kluck) Minor