Mary A. Cantu Nino

I attended IWA with Mary and I recently saw her at an IWA Christmas luncheon. She was the same Mary I kew back in the sixties. The obituary discribes her perfectly, fun loving and caring. I am so very sad, but the obituary made me smile. I was lucky to have known her. I will remember Mary and her family in my prayers.

Sandra, our prayers are with you and your family in the loss of one so dear to you. Today may seem like a dark one but let not your hearts be troubled ... God said He was going away to prepare a place for us but He will come again and receive us unto Him that where He is there we may be also... God continues to fullfill His promises I won't say "don't cry" it's the only way we know how to express our sorrows ... weeping endureth for a night but "joy" at the dawn of a new day. Hold onto God's...

Aunt Mary,

Thank you for the trips to the Windsor Theater when I was a young boy, for the feeling of pride you gave me: being in the company of the prettiest Aunt in the world. Oh, how the heads would turn!

Thank you for the gift of your unbridled laughter which filled me, giddily as a boy and remains, coursing through the fabric being as a man so many years later, a loving gift which I hope to pass to children of my own.

My world refuses to be...

I love you mother. Thank you for being you, we all love you and miss you dearly. I am so proud of all that you accomplished in life. We know you are happy with dad and you have finally gone home. God bless you and don't forget to visit us...