Mary Christopoulos Pushard

Aunt Mary was one of eleven children of my grandmother Mildred Christopoulos. I've attached a photo of nine of the siblings. Aunt Mickey and Uncle Ollie are not in it. From the left in descending order of age: Mary, Arthur, John (my dad), Betty Ann, Bill, Jim, Pauline, Paul, and Sandy. A truly amazing group of people.

For so many years, Mrs. Pushard was our Crossing Guard over Highland Ave and Winter Hill on our walk to Pray Street School. She was always so happy to see us every morning and afternoon - She gave all "her kids" a positive start to the day and on our way home!
Over the many, many years since, I have shared the story of Mrs. Pushard our Crossing Guard with my fond memories of such a warm and beautiful friend.

Aunt Mary was one of a kind- so special, always kind and loving. She was blessed to have her loving family and was a blessing to all who knew her. We Youngs loved her and will miss her very much, but the wonderful memories of time spent with the Pushard clan will warm our hearts always. Sending my love, and prayers for peace and strength.

So sorry for your loss. Mary was a wonderful woman and a fantastic grandmother to Kerry and Kevin. I have many fond memories of her while you were living next door to us. You're all in my thoughts.

So very sorry for your loss. I never knew her, but she sounded like a lovely woman who touched many souls. May she rest in peace

We know you will be sadly missed, but you left many wonderful memories.

Nancy, Brett, Sarah and girls.

Aunt Mary will be terribly missed. We three kids (Steve, Kim, Beth) of John and Marilyn Christopoulos always looked forward to visits with she, Uncle Chummy, and our three cousins (Kathy, Karen, Karol). Too many good childhood memories to count.

It has been quite a while since I saw Aunt Mary but so remember her beauty and grace. I know she will be so missed. Love and prayers.