Mary K. Horvath

I will always miss Aunt Mary.She was my first babysitter. After my family moved from Easton in 1951 I returned to visit Mary and my grandparents for 1-2 weeks each summer until I was 18 and went to college. I loved my visits with Mary. She took me to a movie theater for the first time when I was 5. She took me berry picking. We went to Ocean City Nj and to Bermuda.we kept in touch for the rest of her life. She kept me up on family history. She called my son every year on his birthday to...

Mary was my neighbor but more importantly my friend. She was the most amazing and interesting woman. Truly caring and fiercely independent, she epitomized that of a self reliant lady. With a fond love for those she cared for and especially her cats, (most notably the biggest cat I´ve ever seen -whom she ironically named "little one"!) She had the upmost regard for her pets, they were indeed her children. She was a gatekeeper for Easton History- a true small town treasure. The stories she...

My late husband Barry and I worked with Mary at Praxis in Easton. She was truly dedicated to all those in her care. RIP Mary.