Mary Ann Dwyer

To the Dwyer Family- So sorry for your loss! Rest assure that Maryann is now entertaining the Beatific Vision! Maryann resonated a mixture of Professionalism, Enthusiasm, & Humor, when she would arrive for her Parkview Night Shift. I remembered her friendly, easy style ,but kept task oriented, starting her shift by fixing the large coffee urn on the front desk. That coffee was the best too.
She always had a smile for everyone. Within seconds, she would get me grinning because she could...

To Kate, Paul and Joe - While our lives have grown years and miles apart, I was so sorry to hear of Mary Ann's death. What I remember of your sister was her big heart and her joy and excitement in planning events (even a May Procession at St Helena's Grade School). She was a wonderful childhood friend and neighbor on Fairhill Street in Olney. Wishing you and all the many others she touched comfort and peace.

To all the members of the Dwyer Family are thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of reflection of your sister Mary Ann

I worked with Mary Ann at the hospital and she was funny and always talking about her mother. She was a really nice person. I will remember her and her family in my prayers.

Mary Ann you will be sorely missed, We have never seen you without a smile on your face, and always ready to give a hug or words of encouragement, no matter what you were going through in your own life. You were a great example of how to live a blessed life. You will be remembered with a smile on our faces & a warm feeling in our hearts! Love Roger & Fran Abshire