Sacramento, California
Mary D. Hilliard Born in Oakland on December 12, 1932, and "bowed out" on May 12, 2012 in Sacramento. After attending U.C. Berkeley and law school, Mary was chosen as one of the first of five Oakland policewomen where she served from 1962 through 1982. Most known for her undercover work, she was...
Read MoreMary, thanks for the years spent at Riverpoint Realty. Your knowledge and concern for client-friends on the Garden Highway was unmatched. A true professional and I was never more proud when boating on the river with friends and family who noticed a Riverpoint Realty sign. I also knew the client was in good hands. Love you and Ted forever. Carl
Carl Olson
May 17, 2020 | Sacramento, CA | Coworker
Thinking of you today and wanted to thank you for your time at Riverpoint Realty. We all loved your sense of humor, your thoughts and insights, the river lunches you sprang for all of us and the dreams on the river you and Ted had shared with me. You really knew how to simply yet garnish life and I will be forever grateful.
Carl Olson
November 27, 2012 | Sacramento, CA
Mary,
We will miss you!
Dan
Dan Matthies
May 24, 2012 | San Francisco, CA
For Mary, the family, & Ruben:
I will miss Mary immensely - her humor, her wit, her smile. She & Ted were wonderful neighbors on the Garden Highway; great camping buddies at Webber Lake (with all the dogs, too); and our adventures to Mendocino. Mary & I spent hours and hours trolling up and down the Sacramento River salmon fishing while enjoying various "adult beverage" and picnic surprises. We did the same at Webber Lake (even in a driving snowstorm) - drove Ted & Norman...
Jo Ellen Nordyke
May 23, 2012 | Gold River, CA
I met Ted and Mary while working for them when they lived on the Garden Highway. They treated me real well. I always left with a jar of smoked salmon when I left. They really enjoyed their home on the river. I saw Mary at Ted's funeral but did not get a chance to speak with her. Ted was a generous tipper.They always had great stories to tell. I will always remember them with great fondness. Oh...and they always spoiled their dogs.
Joe Ross
May 23, 2012 | Elk Grove, CA