Eva McInerney Markey

So sorry to hear thre loss of a very special,family member..May you all be blessed during this difficult time

I am so sorry to hear of Aunt Eva's passing, but glad she had a long life. She has left behind a wonderful legacy in her children, my cousins, and their families. She absolutely had the 'McInerney' gift of gab and was a 'gift' to all her knew her. I remember her fondly and am truly sorry for this loss.

I am distressed to have missed Eva's funeral this morning... so very sorry to hear of your family's loss. She was an inspiration of faith for me through the last visit on May 23rd, when I was privileged to share Holy Eucharist with her at Cascades. She is at rest now. Peace and consolation to your family in her passing.

Dear John, Charlie, Reva, Bob, Joan and Jean and all of your families, from the Ferguson Family, we wish to extend our deepest sympathy to all of you. Your "Mom" was one of a kind:-) She so loved her family and would do anything for you all. She has left a great legacy through her children. May God comfort you and sustain you as you not only celebrate the life of "Mrs. Markey" but all that she has given to us. May God Bless you, Beverly Yanca

Bob - I am so sorry to read of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Bob and Charley,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Take heart knowing there are many in your SHS extended family praying for you and yours.

Dear Markey Family, I was so very fortunate to become a weekend "guest" so very often at your house during the 60s. Giving me the opportunity to witness the excitement, entertainment, sense of humor, very effective command of the English language, amazing work ethic and most importantly...the love she had for her family. I'm a better person Mrs. Markey for allowing me to always be welcomed in your home. Love bedford

Condolences Bob and family on the loss of your mother. She had a wonderfully long life.

Dear Cousins,
The obituary I read on the Case website captured the essence of how I remember Aunt Eva. She was her own person, a woman of no pretenses who always gave everyone her unapologetic opinion.
I am happy she had such a long life and was able to enjoy her family. She raised six terrific people, and I am sure she was proud of that. I regret that I cannot be with you at her funeral. I am in Louisville, Kentucky, helping my daughter and her family as they prepare to move to...