MARY MILLER PUGHE

Maud and I go way,way back. I traveled with her in the summers because we were both teachers with long summer vacations. Early on we flew to Peru on a prop plane, endless, but time with Maud was always interlaced with great humor. She was FUNNY! We hiked many summers out West with the Sierra club, went to Greece and Turkey where, as Judy said, everyone fell in love with beautiful blond,Maud. She was generous, sensitive, smart.unflapable..the superlatives go on and on. I loved her very...

Maud and I went back years. I trav eled with Maude to all kinds of places, and she was, as everyone knew, a person with a huge heart and with a sense of inimitable humor that a

My sincerest condolences to the family. Mary was an extraordinary woman with a great heart and willingness to offer unwavering support to those issues, areas and programs she believed in. I was introduced to her when I became the Weston METCO Director 7 years ago. She would call to check in with me and offer encouraging words. Mary also made a point to attend meetings and presentations I gave in my first years in the program. My fondest memory is the voicemail she left me following a...

I traveled to Greece with blonde Mary I called her about 55 Years ago and she, with her ready smile and Kind manner charmed many people we met
Including one man who was eager to
Marry her on the spot .
But she didn't, luckily for Wells
And his children .

What a lovely, wonderful person she
Was and I was so lucky to know her
Those six weeks as we toured together
Along with another friend Anne Russell .
We laughed our way home from

I was Mary's Hairstylist for many many years. We shared numerous good times and laughs. I considered her a friend more than a client and everyone else in the salon grew fond of her also. We were always amazed by her knitting! I visited with her a few times at Traditions and once I phographed her with my HARLEY! She was a hoot! I hope to share that photo with your family.
With my heartfelt sympathy. Dawn

I had a great education, ending with a terminal degree in Law. None of it would have been part of it without Miss Miller. Thinking back, she was probably the most engaging teacher I ever had. A credit to the Weston schools and Weston as a community.