Mary T. Phelon

I saw this quote the other day while Mary was in the hospital, "Life is not a matter of holding good cards, but of playing a poor hand well". Mary held a lot of good cards, a big loving family, a job she loved, great personality, many friends and interests, etc. One of the things that made her special was how she responded when dealt a poor hand. She played the poor hands very well. Nothing stopped her from doing the things she loved. She may have slowed down but never stopped. She will...

Mary was a beautiful person. She touched the lives of our children and entire family through 4-H for many years. She was so loving, caring, supportive, and always willing to guide the kids when needed. I have continued to volunteer with my grandson at the apple booth and will as long as we can in her honor and her memory. She touched many lives without expecting anything in return.... a lesson for all of us.
Sincerely,
Diana and Keith David
and Family

A wonderful person. I volunteered for the apples in Farmarana when I was a teenager.She was very patient and kind to me.

I worked with Mary for over 50 years at the Big E in Farmara, she was a large part of my fair family, always cheerful and helping and in need. She was certainly a blessed lady and a blessing to all who knew her. Love and prayers for those who will feel the loss of this great lady.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.