Mary W. Gotschalk

Mary and George, or as we fondly called them Aunt Mary and Uncle George, were our next door neighbors when we moved into our first home 22 years ago in The Forest at Innsbrook. The precious Gotschalk pair took us under their wings. Our boys, then 8 and 11, immediately took to them as family. They were absolutly wonderful, and we will forever cherish their memories with gratitude and much love.

I met Mary in 1979 at the old VEPCO. She and I worked in the same department. I was fresh out of college and Mary took me under her wing and taught me "the ropes." She was like a mother to me. I continued to remain friends with Mary long after she retired from VEPCO. Mary and George were a devoted, loving couple and I know they are happily playing golf in heaven. I will miss Mary.

I had the privilege of playing golf with Mary several times. She was a very sweet lady who loved the game of golf. I always enjoyed her company. My deepest condolences to her family.

I worked with Mary at my first job after I graduated college. She was so wonderful to me. Another Angel has its wings.

I shared many happy rounds of golf with Mary with the Belmont Ladies Golf Association. She will be missed by all who knew her. My condolences to all family members.

Deepest sympathy from your next door neighbors at Cross Ridge. Mary and George will be missed.

I met Mrs. Mary while I was working at Morningside Senior Living Facility. She knew my neighbors that I live across the street from. Mrs Betty Taylor, Timmy Taylor and Linda Taylor from her church at Mount Vernon. She was very kind to me. Praying for her family at this time. Very sorry for your loss.