Mary Ann T. DeLuca Lovell

I met Mary Ann at the Eagles because she was a friend to my Mom, Agnes McQuaide. She was always good to my Mom and us kids... I'm glad they were friends. When my Mom passed away in January, my sister Carol saw her at the hospital. Even in Mary Ann's darkest days, she offered her sympathies to our family as she was "sorry she couldn't attend the funeral!"
Our deepest sympathies to your family, as we know what a great loss it is to lose a wonderful mother.

Sonny, Laurene, Tony, Louanne, Donna, Barb, Tony, Rick & Families,

My thoughts and prayers are with each of you. I just heard of your loss today. I will never forget the time I was walking through London Heathrow Airport returning to Akron for a visit and saw a red haired lady in the distance that looked like Mary Ann, I tracked her down through the crowd to find out it was Mary Ann and Louanne. Who would have imagined our paths crossing in England! The last time I saw Mary Ann...

Dear Grandma,
I will miss you alot. You ment the world to me. I will never forget that birthday in Las Vegas when you pointed to the pool and said that boy looks like Ricky. I also remember when I would spend Christmas Eve at your house in the morning and watch Yogi`s first christmas and Judge Judy or as you would say I love Judy. I will always treasure these moments and many many more so remember I love you and until I see you again. Goodbye Grandma.
P.S. Go Chris!

Mom, I miss you so much my heart aches. I was blessed to be given the gift of your love. God gave me two mothers and a wonderful friend. I will cherish the things we did and our time togeather. Please watch over me and give me the strength, love and guidance to take of your baby and mine until we see you again. I love you!

Where do I begin grandma.....I will miss you more than words can ever say....I guess I took for granted that you would always be here in my life, seeing how you have been here for all the major events so far, most importantly the birth of Tyler, as you said " A beautiful baby boy". Grandma, you are and always will be his "granny red", I will never let him forget you, I will always keep the memories alive. I believe you will always be our guardian angel....I am so sorry you had to suffer for...

Barb,

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. I remember her as being such a wonderful, loving person. My best regards to you, Tony and Donna. Miss you and I hope you are well.

Although I didn't get to meet some of you, I could see Mary in all of you as you gathered together to say your last good-byes. She was one of the strongest women I have been gifted to meet. She was always laughing or giving advise. I have to laugh when I think that she and I always agreed when we gave advise. The last time that I saw her she could hardly speak, and I prayed when I went home that she would be taken into the arms of Jesus and cradeled up to heaven where she would be...

It is interesting how people and families are brought together. You look out in the world and see and meet so many people. So many people touch you in ways that you will never forget. When I was younger, I met many members of the Lovell/Scala family. Little did I know then that someday I would be a part of this close and loving family. Little did I know that at my wedding Mary Ann and all of you would be dancing and having a great time. Little did I know that time on earth is always to...

Dear Scala Family, I'm so sorry for your loss. I remember her kind words at my father's passing. Times like these is when we realize how precious people are and life is. I will keep the whole family in my prayers. Seems like yesterday when we were all heading down the highway in our vehicles for another family fun vacation. Great memories to pass on to my two wonderful boys. Take Care and God Bless. John, Michael and Jacob Kritzell