Mary Shanck Cassell

PATTY AND FAMILY
SORRY TO READ IN THE PAPER OF THE LOSS OF YOUR MOM. MEMORIES OF OUR CHILDHOOD AT YOUR HOUSE IN POTSDAM BRINGS ME SMILES OF YOUR MOM. SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. CALL OR WRITE ME SOMETIME AND LET ME KNOW HOW YOU ARE. I HAVE WONDERED WHERE YOU WERE AND HOW YOU WERE. I AM STILL IN ENGLEWOOD AND MY ADDRESS IS LINDA HOLLOWAY 602 KELLY LANE ENGLEWOOD. IT WOULD BE GOOD TO HEAR FROM YOU SOMETIME. OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
BILL & LINDA...

I too grew up In the Potsdam area. I remember playing with Nancy and Jane and we thought Mary was the most glamourous person alive. She and my cousin Betty Lou Honeyman were just enough older than we were and we wanted to grow up to be just like Mary and Betty Lou.

I'm not sure if we made the glamor standard but I know we really loved You and Mary.

Not everyone has a love like yours. Praise the Lord that you did.

Much love, Carol

To the Cassell Family:

I grew up in the Church of the Brethren in Potsdam and my life was touched by the Cassell families. I am sure all of my brothers and sisters of the Roger Miller family would echo my sentiments.

Our deepest sympathy on Mary's passing. I pray your memories will give you comfort along with knowing she is forever with our Lord!

Our thoughts and prayers go to Jesse and family. May Mary rest in peace.