Mary Ann (Mabie) Olszewski

I visited in May of 2017. I hadn't been back to Massachusetts since 1979. It was way too long. Aunt Mary Ann was her kind, gracious, loving and beautiful self. Just as I remembered her when I was a child. Before the trip in 2017 my family and I last visited in December 1979.
In the 1960s and 1970s we would fly out from California almost every other summer for our "Family Reunion". I would stay with Aunt Mary Ann, Uncle Bernie, Jill, Kim and Dianne for a few days each visit. They...

My dearest friend Mary Ann, You left us all too quickly and I am greatly saddened. It is selfish of me to want you to stay with us when I know you are in a much better place. I will fondly remember you and our great times together: days sitting on the patio chatting with our neighbors and friends, going out to lunch and on Saturdays heading out for Mass together each week. Thank you dear friend for these wonderful memories. My love is with you until we meet again in God's time. Love, Martha

I met Mary Ann 10 years ago when I moved into Merriam Village. We worked on many projects together at MV especially when we renovated the Harnish House from the cement floors up.

Mary Ann was always the first to volunteer to help with the many social events we held at the HH. She always had a smile on her face and a kind word for everyone.

She was there for me when I needed a helping hand. I am sad she won't be at MV to shine her light on the village. I will miss...

My aunt chickie was someone that would always make you feel incredibly special. I never knew anyone like her. Rest in peace sweet woman

So very sorry for your loss. Love and prayers to your dear Mom and all the family.

We met just a few times, both of us walking somewhere in Merriam Village, where she and I lived. Yet Mary Ann always greeted me like a friend and had a supportive word to offer. It always brightened my day. My condolences to the family for the loss of such a nice person.

I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Mary Ann. I live in Merriam Village and got to know Mary Ann as a wonderful friend and neighbor. I am grateful for the opportunity to have known Mary Ann. My deepest sympathy to her family.

Our hearts are broken without you, Aunt Mary Ann, and yet you will always be cherished and will live on in all of us who knew you. You took care of me for the first week of my life, and I will be thankful to you for the rest of my days. I have never known life without you, my dear Godmother. I love you with all my heart and will forever miss being able to hug you.