Mary McVicker

There are so many memories flying around my head. Growing up next-door to her, was special. It’s funny thinking back. She was a great role model. She said what she thought and she acted on it. She supported us. She let us hang out in the bomb shelter and play pool. And I’m pretty sure she knew we were stealing her beer. But, she probably chose to ignore it. She didn’t care what people thought, she knew what she thought. She was ahead of her time and definitely one of a kind. The world is a...

My sincere condolences to the family; I remember countless Sundays at Clarklake, with Roxy and Nicky, the Norths, Reynolds and Jane Fowler, as well as Mary....That generation is pretty much gone now, but they were a helluva lot of fun to be around. RIP Mare, may you be strapping those skiis on once again!

My deepest sympathy to Brewster, Jane, David & Kate and families. Mary always spoke plainly so you clearly knew where she stood, all while making sure you understood that she cared. A wonderful person for whom I have many great memories.

The picture is exactly how I remember your Mom. Vibrant, outgoing and always radiating a warmth that was infectious. Always remember the GTO which I still see around town with Dave. God speed.

"Aunt Mary" was a wonderfully strong woman who role-modeled what it means to live life well. She was a dynamic person and it
was a blessing to have known Her.
Aunt Mary inspired integrity in all of us at Bil-O-Wood. I will forever remember Her love of the great outdoors, strength of commitment, structure in all of her plans, the dedication She had to Her favourite teams and the colour green . In my mind, I see Her driving off- with such confidence- in her convertible, arm and...

On behalf of the Queen's Ladies Guild, we would like to extend our deepest sympathy on the passing of your mother, grandmother, sister and friend.
Mary's time and talent were a valuable resource in carrying out projects within our parish and community and will not be forgotten. Her dedication and vivacious energy were an inspiration to all who volunteered with her.
May the angels welcome Mary to paradise where her beloved husband Hugh was waiting for her.
May our Lord wrap...

Mary, I so enjoyed knowing you over the last 25 years! You will always be one of my role models for aging well with humor and sass! Heaven just got a little sweeter. I’m sure there’s a beer koozie awaiting you. Rest In Peace, friend!

Sincere condolences to Bruce, Dave, Jane & Katie. Many days and many memories since our youth of Sharp Park.