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Mary Ann Merrill

Sequim, Washington

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Mary Ann Merrill, 67, died of cancer on January 12, 2015. Mary enjoyed traveling to foreign countries. One of her favorite years was spent in Salzburg, Austria, while she was a student at the University of Portland. After graduation, Mary was a French and German teacher, then decided to go back...

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Dear Merrill Family,
We are so sorry to hear of Mary's passing. She was a sweet personality who enjoyed visiting and sharing time with others.
Blessings to you all,
Jack & Margie Mautino

You will be missed. Rest in Peace, Mary.
Your Salzburg Family,
University of Portland 1966-67

I remember mary from high school at aquinas academy in Tacoma. She was a compassionate friend and a good student. Her smile seemed to come from deep within her.

I was part of that Salzburg Family of which Mary spoke. She was an integral part of that year abroad. We were fortunate to share stories of many fun adventures and pictures (such memories!)at a Salzburg Reunion together last June at the University of Portland. Rest in God's peace, Mary!!!

I send my sympathies to the friends and family. God promises that death is to be brought to nothing. 1 Corinthians 15:26

How do you say good-bye to a friend of more than 60 yrs. You don't; you just carry them in your heart forever.I just loved our movies and lunch together.I always knew I was home when I was with Mary, no matter where I lived or how long I was gone we just picked up where we and left off.She was the sister I never had.I can't imagine her not being here anymore.

La Casa Maria

I first met Mary in 1974 when I was about six. She went to Dental Hygiene school with my mom, Sherry McKinney. Although two people could not be more different they were very close friends and did so much together. From white-water rafting, traveling to Mexico, going to plays and loving life. Mary was always so nice to me and in the past five years or so we became quite close. She went from being who I referred to as "My Mom's friend" to my friend and I loved her very much. She was a very...