Emily McNally

My heart is heavy with the news of Mrs. McNally's passing. She was a dear friend to my mother and always had a way of making her feel loved. They were very much alike and it wasn't always easy to be so enthusiastic in small town, USA so to find another soul like hers was a true treasure. I know Mom is trilled to welcome her to Heaven and I can hear them catching up with everything they've missed. I am so sorry for your loss, Ed. I know your family will miss her bigger than life presence....

Our sincere sympathy. We will always love Emily, George like our own family.

Jan, David Liss

Our sincere sympathy, Emily, George and your family were part of our family for over forty years. We love you always,

Jan, David Liss (Family of Robert and Annette Liss)

I always loved when Mrs. McNally would come have her hearing tested or hearing aids checked. She was a joy and always brightened my day. She will be missed here at Premier Medical Audiology.
Love, Elizabeth Pickett

To know Emily was to know a part of Southern history. She was the quintessential southern belle, exuding charm, grace and gentile good manners. She loved her husband George, her sons Edward and Jerry and their families, and cherished her friends in Mobile and Atlanta and throughout the country. All who knew her were richer for that experience. Hers was a life well lived.

Our deepest sympathy to the family.

What stands out in my mind the most about Emily is her enthusiasm, charm, kindness, and gracefulness. I had the pleasure of meeting her when William and Beverly married during which time I shared with the Bell family as a member of the wedding party as both I and my future husband were included in all of the festivities. Having grown up in Birmingham with Beverly as my best childhood friend, Emily, Mac, Jean, Winifred, and Dr.& Mrs. Bell, made me feel like I was part of the family. It has...