Mary L. Guillen

I don't know if you remember me. I worked with your mom at Sears in Garland and loved her very much. You kids were so wonderful. I have been living in El Paso for the last several years. I moved back and started going to church at St. Pias. I am so sorry for your loss. Please contact me if you remember me. love you, Sue

Dearest Mary, You will be so very missed by not only your family, but by all of those whose lives you touched. When I met you, I knew that you had God in your heart because I could see God in your eyes. We will miss you and want you to know that your "little princess sopapia" will be well watched out for and loved by me in your absence until you see her again with Christ.

Mary, you were a good friend to me for so many years at Sears, Roebuck where we worked together. I couldn't believe it when I saw your picture today in the Obituaries. You gave me many laughs during those days at work and made many lives full in the office. I will miss you as you gave much to my world.

To Mary's children:

Gently rests the hand of time upon the aching wound of grief, Softly comes the healing touch, The days passing brings relief from the grinding pain of loss. At first the lonely heart can find no consolation and no hope, A darkness closes on the mind, But life goes on and slowly, slowly as the weeks and months unroll, the edge of bitterness is blunted, Something eases in the soul. Comfort, with her kindly fingers takes the bandages from the heart, Winter passes,...

I love you momma!

Diana and family, your mom was one of the sweetest, most uncomplaining women that I have ever met. I know that there were times that she didn't really feel like smiling that beautiful smile of hers, but she did anyway. She will be missed and I pray for God to comfort you in your loss as only He can. I love you. With deepest sympathy,
Ann, Calvin and Jody