Genevieve McCaffety

Wally and Wynan..So sorry to hear of the passing of your sweet Momma. She was a true lady that was always giving of herself to us kids at the Gongaware house. Her laugh was one of the things I remember most about her...also the time your parents took me boating with them...whether it be that or just sitting under the big shade trees in our front yards on a Sunday afternoon..I have been truly blessed to have known her and your Dad!! God bless ya'll and much love to you and yours!!!

Your mother played a very important part in my life. I graduated from the first graduating class of Sam Rayburn High School. She nurtured me through that difficult year like a second mother. I will always cherish my special year with her.

Wynan and Wally, your mother had the most delightful laugh. She could be heard all over the Rayburn office. Those educators did a fantastic job and truly cared for each other.

Dear Wally and Wynan: My mother, Mary Ann Nowak and your mother were great friends for many years. The last school was Sam Rayburn where not only did they work hard - but had lots of fun as well. At South Houston High School, your mother was my husband's home room teacher as well as his English teacher. And when I turned sixteen it was your mother who pierced my ears! We all have wonderful memories of her and speak of her with fondness.

The families of:

Ted and Mary Ann...

I knew Mrs. McCaffety, Wally, and Wynan at Queens Intermediate in Pasadena. My mom is from Huntsville, and years later I reconnected with Mrs. McCaffety at the Carriage Inn. She was a lovely person always, so much fun to talk to. I am glad to have known her.

What a wonderful lady! Always kind and ready to give you advice or lend a helping hand. God bless your family.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

May God Bless
Old friends Doug and Marie Glesmann

What a dear, dear lady. I have such good memories of Genevieve. She was a wonderful friend to all of us who worked with her. She will be missed.