Mae Coloton

Just found out about Mae. I'm so sorry for your loss. Her and Don were great people and my parent best friends. Now at least they can have their bridge and Penny poker games again together. My families sympathies again.

Diane, Donna & Deborah I am so sorry for your loss!! We are all better for knowing your Mom - truly a beautiful person with a great sense of humor!! Makes me smile just thinking about her!

Dearest Diane, Donna and Deborah, My heartfelt condolences. We forever stand in their shadows.

In loving memory of an amazing woman. I have such fond memories of Mae (& Don) hosting or joining family gatherings, and those special experiences will stay with me (and my brothers) forever. My condolences. Sending love.

Mae Coloton - What an amazing human being! As a long-time volunteer visitor at Van Duyn, I got to know Mae well and treasured my visits with her. Each visit was a joy. Her smile, her hearty laugh, her love of God and the people around her enriched my life and inspired me to do better. I miss my friend. And just today I spoke with a few residents at Van Duyn. They were saddened to hear about Mae's passing but were happy to share stories about their friendship with her. They asked me to pass on...

Donna and sisters, This is an extraordinary portrayal of you mother´s life ... what a story. She led a very rich and fulfilling life. I am sure she appreciated all the attention and care you gave to her as she continued to age. Thank you for sharing. Marcia (college friend of Donna´s).

To the Coloton family, So very sorry to hear about Mae passing. She was an amazing lady!

May the many memories over the years comfort you. Mae and Don were good friends to my Mom and Dad at Summerfield and now they are all together in Heaven catching up! Bless all of you

Debbie, Ched and family: I am so sorry for your loss of your mom. What a beautiful lady and weren´t you the lucky ones to have a mom, mother-in-law and grandma of this caliber in your lives. Almost 105! Don has her in his arms again and both are now perfect. I remember when I visited her at St. Joe´s back in 2012 after I had just started back there for my new job. And she lived 10 more years. May you navigate this tough time with each other finding strength in what remains behind. Much...