Mary Ellen Laffey

To the Laffey Family, thank you for sharing your wonderful mother with me. For years we laughed, cried and shared with each other. I loved her like my own mother. She was so proud of each and every one of you that when she spoke of you I grew closer and closer to each of you as well. And before I knew it I felt like part of your family. She had many special gifts and touched many peoples lives. It was an honor to have spent so much time enjoying her. What a lucky lady to have lived such a...

Eileen, Hannah and family.

So sorry to her of your family's lost. Our deepest sympanthy.

Prayers for peace
Amy O'Reilly and family

Dear Bob:
It is with great sorrow as I type this message of my condolence to you and your family. It was always a joy to see Mary Ellen at the monthly meetings as she entice me into buying tickets for the 50/50 raffle. Her Grand Irish smile was my only winning prize and that was the best of all.
God Bless you,
Jim Peppard

Thoughts and prayers go out to your family during this difficult time. God just added another beautiful angel to Heaven.
The Kallay Family

Dear Laffey Family,
We are truly sorry for your loss. She was an remarkable woman who touched so many lives. Please find comfort knowing your loss is Heaven's gain.

Dear Bob and Family,

Our heartfelt sympathy go out to you and your family! We are sorry we can't be there, but,you know, Mary Ellen, you and your family our in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless!

Brian,Tim & family my prayers to all in your time of loss. Your mom was a great lady she will be missed by many.

To the Laffey family,
When you lose your mother, you lose your best friend. The collective sadness that you will all share is worthy of the impact she had on everyone she touched.
I didn't know her well, but she was always so kind to me when I saw her.
Mrs. Laffey had such a beautiful countenance, Mother Ireland incarnate.
The earth is a bit weaker today, but heaven alot stronger.
Truly a grand lady.
Mike and Susan McGinn (Mulligan)

Dear Laffey family,
I lost my own mother 2 years ago, and she was a larger than life figure, not unlike your own mother. The sadness that you will all bear, is a tribute to her motherly love and worthy of her memory.
Mrs. Laffey only knew me through my wife Susan, but she was so wonderful to me. I'll never forget her beautiful Irish countenance; Mother Ireland incarnate.
The world is a bit weaker today, but heaven a lot stronger.
Mike and Susan McGinn (Mulligan)