Mary Gail Mibach

What a sad day to learn of the passing of Mary Gail. She was a lovely, kind and generous person who always was ready with a helping hand. We worked together for many years in preparing for the Godmothers´ Bingo Luncheons and she always was a joy to be around. There is an emptiness in my heart knowing I won´t see her beautiful smile once again. My sympathies to her family that she always spoke of fondly. She adored you all.

The world has lost a wonderful human being - heaven has gained a saint - and we have lost a good friend. We became friends with the Mibach family some 45 years ago and have stayed in touch with Mary Gail since then. She made this world a better place and we will miss her.

Mrs. M, I loved spending time with you at my sister in laws shower. Thank you for the chat and all the laughter we had. Thank you for coming by mom and dads in your witch costume that Halloween night. You were so funny. Thank you for the love and friendship you have given to my family over the many years, you will be sorely missed. I pray you have found peace and pray for your family that they find peace during this difficult time. Love to all. Susie

My heart goes out to the family at this very difficult time. I am sending much love and lots of hugs your way today and always. My mom and dad adored Mary Gail and Chubb and it was fun growing up on the same block with them for many years. She will be missed by many, I know my mom is very saddened by her passing, she was a true and good friend to our family. Nadine

My Auntie MaryGail is at peace with God, and free of earthly limitations. I admired her quiet spirituality, a lovely trait of Mercy girls from San Francisco. My deepest sympathy to all the family.

Mary Gail and I were pals at SF Fitness in Corte Madera. She worked out relentlessly and always talked about her children and watched her son on TV. My condolences to the family at this sad time. She did not offer much conversation as she was a private person. She was just a very nice lady. Work out Mary Gail, with sweet regards.

Arlene's best friend -- think a great friend of my cousin John Orognen's - they lived 2 blocks apart -- oh the memories come up - good ones.