MARY GREENLEAF WHITE ANDERSON

To Her Children:
Much of the comfort and nigh all the courage I was able to muster at age 22 to 'go it alone' in business and to ultimately enjoy that effort I owe to your extraordinary Mother and Father, whose kindness and patience have comforted me upon reflection of their friendship for the whole of my life.
Mary Anderson and Richard Kerfoot Anderson gave me courage and encouragement, and having known them even so briefly truly changed my life forever. Her passing is prima facie...

"Special mightiness "-psalms 90:10, to lived a long and a good life is truly a blessing to the family and friends,may the God of all comfort be with you

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May the God of all comfort be with family and friends at this time of deep sorrow. God love and care for you.

With love from your church family, Church of the Holy Cross.

My sympathy goes out to the Anderson family during your time of grief. A life well lived, as Mary surely had, will be missed by many. As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends and know that God is near when our hearts are broken.

Losing a love one is very difficult, remembering that the Almighty heals the broken heart and will soothe the anxities of the family during this stressful time.

My condolences on your family's loss of an extraordinary woman. I was charmed to meet Mrs. Anderson many years ago during a tour of the Borough House and was later fortunate to have the acquaintance of Mackenzie and David.