Mary Currie

What I remember about mom is plentiful. I have racked my brain to try to remember a time when she had said something bad about someone. I cannot remember once. I remember how she taught me to be careful of whom I associate with. That paid off all through life. She taught me compassion, kindness, commitment, forgiveness and the importance of honoring your vows. She taught me that seemingly bad things happen for a reason and if you pay attention the reason will make itself clear. She taught me...

Bless you Grandma Currie!
Your heart is special and your true love for the family and close friends has showed me what's really important, even if it's calling to check up at 11:30 pm (hee-hee) Your stories have brought me closer to our family history that my kids will always know. I'm thankful for your wisdom and constant love. You're an amazing woman Gram.You did good Gram!! I can't wait to see you in Heaven!!! Love Love Love!
xoxo Chelsea Cane

My favorite childhood Aunt Mary memory was when she cleaned the kitchen by putting the dirty dishes in the washing machine. My favorite grown-up memories: 1.How I brought Aunt Mary to Atlantic City and I took her picture at the Poker Table. 2.How I took her to the Nail Salon and asked her if she wanted pink nail polish and she said I want red (my favorite color). 3.How she was always current with the latest news and politics. 4. How we could talk for hours.5.How she said Dennis had all her...

We will miss you Grandma! I'm so happy for our last visit with you in California...

...One time I moved away from Thousand Oaks and stopped in to see Grandma on my journey to my next destination. I don't know how she did it but using some swift Italian wordplay found out that I didn't pay my library fees ($18.00) before I left. How did she do that?

Love You Forever Grandma...

One of the Lessons which mom taught me is that Obstacles are a necessity. It's our choice whether
they become chaos or opportunities for revelation of Light.