Mary T. Foley

Mary and I met in junior high school. We became really close friends at the High School of Commerce. Mary and I were walking back from a Novena, in 1946, at Our Lady of Hope Church, when I met my future husband, Charlie Rogers. Mary and I stayed in close contact all through the years. We had long phone conversations about our children (we each had 5), exchanging recipes for Irish bread and mutton pies. Mary was a wonderful woman and a fabulous friend.

Love you Sis foo in my heart and nightly prayers. Sister Betty

I met Mary at Liberty Elementary School where she was a crossing guard for many years. She was always pleasant, energetic and smiling. I remember the John Boyle O´Reilly fundraiser dinners she would encourage many of the staff to attend. It was always a great time. My sincere sympathy to all of Mary´s family.

Deepest sympathies on the passing of your Mom. My thoughts and prayers with you all. May she rest in peace.

Mary always had a smile and gentleness about her. She was always interested in others lives. Found her frequently at our Auntie Jean's kitchen table sharing a cup of coffee and life stories. Prayers and hugs to the Foley family. Gail and Greg Govoni

Mike and Family, Please accept our sincere condolences at this difficult time Cathy and Jeff Scharmann

I remember visiting the Foleys with my parents. Pat was my mom´s cousin (Dorothy Kane Caramazza). They were the kindest caring loving people I´ve ever met. Sending thoughts and prayers to all of you May she rest peacefully

To the Foley Family, We were so sorry to hear about the passing of Mrs. Foley. Our family is keeping your family in our prayers. Sincerely, Austin and Johanna O´Toole and Family