Mary U. Mair

So sorry to hear the news, Mary was really my 1st boss i was 21, she soon became a friend, mentor and family. I worked with her many years at the Park city ski area. we loved working together cleaning the rest rooms and listening to wille nelson and julia, 'blue skys shinning on me", this is how i will remember her, and her asking, are you done cleaning that rest room, i learned to say no, what did i miss?. all my love to her family and friends, she was a great lady.
Jim and Cristy Runyan

Juanita, sorry to hear of your mom's passing. I read about it in the Park Record, thats how I keep in touch with old classmates. Please accept my sympathy and know I'm thinking of you at this time Marv Hackwell

what a fun fine and wonderful woman.miss you.

Dear Mair Family,

Mary was one of the finest people of Park City, and a wonderful next-door neighbor of our family for many years. I last saw her in 2006, and we had a great visit in her home. She had a sharp sense of humor and a laugh that just made everyone feel good. Many people will truly miss her. Go in peace, Mary, and know that you were loved by all.

Juanita and Connie,
I'am so very sad to hear of marys passing.
I'll never forget the days that we had in Park as kids. I love mary so much and I;ll never forget her. please except me and my familys deepest sympathy. Love Gig Peggy,Gary and Tommy
Davis

Juanita,Connie & families,
What a wonderful and amazing lady!Mary was a dear and true family friend.We will miss her laugh,her stories and her sincere friendship. RIP Mary Mair. We love you!
Valerie & Greg Winn & family

Dearest Juanita and Connie,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Please know your Family is in my thoughts, prayers and meditations.
Wishing you Peace & Blessings,