Mae E. Long

I last saw my Aunt Mae and Uncle Regis two years ago. We had gone to the family reunion and they couldn't make it. So we went to see them. Uncle Regis was not feeling too well but he was still very cheerful. Aunt Mae was so kind and loving to my husband and I. When we were leaving she told us not to be sad that they had a good life and were ready for the end. It made me cry. I love you both. Rest in peace.

My Aunt Mae..I remember thinking she never seemed to age...her looks remained so youthful. As a kid, I spent many times at her home with my cousins. I still use a recipe she gave me when I was a very young girl and think of her every time I do. I never was at her home that her (and Uncle Regis) didn't make me feel welcome. I will remember those good times, her smile and the "welcome" I always received. My last visit was six years ago with my parents, and her and my uncle were so hospitable,...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I have fond memories of Mae's kitchen always being open for "the Debbies" to make something---from pizza to clear toy. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. Love,

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

You are in my thoughts. I hope that your memories will comfort you and help you get through this difficult time.

Donna & Family,

Please know you are in our thoughts & prayers.

Love, Mike & Pattie Eger & Amanda

We send our sympathy to the entire family. Though miles keep us apart our family memories are still with us.

Irv and Marianne(Long)Smietan
Fairfax, VA

My sympathy and prayers are with all of Mae's family. I am sorry that I am unable to visit in person, but I pray that God will give you His comfort in the loss of your Mother.