Marie May Aragon

Hi Family of late Marie May,

May the Good Lord be with you all and may He give you the strength to withstand such a sad loss. I am daughter of Elizabeth Rosenda Weir AKA Betty Weir (now deceased). I am so sorry to hear about her passing and God bless all members of her family.

Warmest regards and love to the family.

Love,
Lizette

What can I say that hasn't already been said by so many who loved and admired Marie. She is now a beautiful memory that lives in our hearts.

To:My first cousin,Evaristo(brother)Aragon and Children,
I, Marie Weir Beebe, met Marie in 1960 and she was such a beautifull lady,wife and mother, She treated Jeannie & I, as if she had known us all her life,she made us feel at home in her home in New Jersey. We truely believed that our cousin, Evaristo had married an angel, and he did. I wished that I had gotten to know his family a lot more. AT the mention of Marie's name everyone listens and echos the same refrain of how wonderful...

My Dear Cousin Evaristo:

After I spoke with you earlier this week, it warmed my heart to hear how gently, and lovingly you spoke of Marie as though she was still there with you. You spoke of hearing sounds that would remind you of her movements around the house and you thinking that perhaps she would be needing your help. That was so precious.

My daughter, Jennifer, wiped the tears from her eyes when I told her Marie was very ill and that her prognosis was not...

Marie! What a wonderful woman so full of exuberance and beauty. She could see more than most sighted individuals because she was not limited to what is on the surface. She had the power to feel the beauty in others, comprehend a depth of personality, and touch with sincerity and honesty...much more that we see at a glance. Since we are so far away, we were so sorry to miss these shared days of prayer and saying goodbye...but her loss is felt no less through the miles. I will never forget her...

Mama Marie is what I called my mother-in-law. She was very dear to me.

I didn't get to visit her as often as I'd like however, we talked on the phone to make up for it. Most of the time I called her from work just to say hi, how are you? And she'd let me know!

We talked about everything. We also shared sermons we heard at church. She truly loved the Lord. I recall she even sang to me once. I really enjoyed the conversations we had.

I've never known...

I write this to Mary may she rejoice in her rest as she did her life. She will be dearly missed by everyone she knew , she is a beautiful lady and I will miss her. I remember making a cup of tea for her and we'd have our conversations at my sister in laws house, my husband is correct she'd hold my hands and we'd talk of life. She'd run her fingers over my rings and I'd describe them to her as well as my clothes and my hair. She's always tell me I looked gorgeous.. I'd tell her she is the...

There is no describing the loss of a mother. However, the pain of losing my mother subsided, if for only a short time, to the enormous sense of compassion and love that was shared over the past few days at her Mass and Funeral. Our family truly appreciates all of the support that has come in response to her loss.

Thank you.

Rob:

So sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.