Marie L. Marsh

I have written (Feb. 18, 2020) about Lou in something called "private condolence".I intended for it to go with others' entries on the page. If anyone actually sees, it would you put it on the page, if possible? It describes what she was to me. She & my mother celebrated their Sept. birthdays together.Janey didn't make it to the 2008 party; she died the 11th. Even before then, I'd felt I was 1 of Lou's "church daughters". That grew even stronger for me.Lou was loving and tenacious.When she...

Thinking of Aunt Lou today.

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

I used to work at the Second Presbyterian Church and very quickly the people there became like family to me, including Mary Lou. She was a kind and caring woman who always greeted me with a smile and a hug. After I moved on to a different job I would still see Mary Lou from time to time around Rahway and she always greeted me with a smile and a hug. Yes, she was like family to me - I'll miss her a lot. Rest in Peace, Mary Lou.

We are sorry to learn of Mary Lou's death. Although we haven't seen her for quite a few years, I'll always remember her wonderful smile. Her presence at the memorial service for our mother, Abbie Baker, was very much appreciated. And, of course, we remember a happier occasion when her daughter Joanna caught my wedding bouquet! We are glad that we can share some good memories with you.
Janet Baker Huston

Mary Lou was an EXCEPTIONAL person, full of grace and one who made sure that YOU KNEW you were loved by her. I was lucky enough to be one of her "church daughters". Heaven's gain is most certainly our loss. Till we meet again LuLu!!

Tracie Wiebush

We are so sorry for your family's loss of a wonderful Mother, Grandmother and Greatgrandmother. I have fond memories of Aunt Lou and our cousins. Warmest regards.
Denise Baumann Mahoney and Jim Mahoney