Mary Evelyn Marsden-Cochran

I could never have asked for a more wonderful sister. By her example, I learned the value of life, love, courage, and faith, and I I know that all who loved her now have a special Guardian Angel watching over them from Heaven.
Although her loss is especially difficult to endure, her memory will never, ever fade. I love you always, my dearest sister.

Mary touched everyone she met. Life was enriched by knowing her and her faith in her Lord was a part of everything she did. She taught us how to live with grace and dignity and trust and I will miss her as a teacher, a kind and gentle lady, and most of all - a friend. I'll miss our Monday prayer chain and the tea and cookies and the prayers for Jackson and Tank. Rest in that special seat God had for you, dear Mary.

Mary was such a kind, caring, and funny lady. She did so much for me, and I'm lucky to have been a part of her family for a little while. She is truly one of a kind.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

I knew Mary when she worked at Fred Alger & Company, Inc. in Jersey City. She always had a smile and a cheery hi for everyone. Mary was especially proud that her son Gregory had the same first name as the CFO at Alger. Occasionally Paul and the boys would visit the office and Mary would delight in introducing them to everyone. My deepest sympathies to Paul and the boys.

We were so sorry to here of Mary's passing.Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time.

I was fortunate to work with Mary for several years. I will always remember how thoughtful and upbeat she was. My sympathies to her family.

I always rememeber Mary with a smile, no matter what was going on int he office.

Paul and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. May you find comfort in knowing she is in peace.