Mary E. Harris

Thinking of Mary on the 10th anniversary of her passing. Missing her wit and having interesting conversations... always with us and never forgotten!

Mary will be remembered for her warmth, kindness, and support, basically all you could ask for in a true and genuine friend, and as a close family friend that Mary was she is missed but surely not forgotten.

We still think of Mary and the fun and friendship she offered my mother often. Two old hens who were "ladies who lunched" (quite often!). Mary called my mother every weekday and they went out and about 2- 3 times per week. She was always a fast walker and would be out front and then have to stop and wait for my mom to catch up. I remember Mary wore skirts - beautiful skirts - classy and age appropriate. Her sarcasm and quick wit were unmatched. So glad she doesn't have to deal with this...

We are saddened to hear of Marys passing. We shared a love of german shephards and all animals.

FRIENDS OF BROOKMONT DRIVE
WILBRAHAM

Sad to hear of Mary's passing. A wonderful woman, Intelligent, quick with wit, and I enjoyed her candor. Good to read the questbook, and see these heartfelt words that indeed describe a truely remarkable human being...

Mary was one of my favorite people to spend time with. We spent many hours out on the fields training dogs. She had lighting quick wit, and the ability to read an animal quickly and correctly. We would always tease her about wearing a skirt no matter what the temperature. I will miss her humor and advise on dogs and training.

My mother and Mary were very good friends - best friends I would say. I knew "Mrs. Harris" from the horse world when she started up the Scanticook Pony Club. I evented her daughter, Penny's, beloved POA stallion Hank when I was just 8 years old at the old Ragged Hill in West Brookfield. Well over 30 years ago. Those were the days! Mary was sharp right to the end and I only hope I have half her mental acuity at the age she passed. She and my mom were quite a pair. Miss her as I know my...

will miss Mary very much, she always had a smile on her face, and good words for everyone.