Mary Jane Sims

Dear Grace and Family, I am so sorry to hear of your mom's passing. I remember her as a fun, cheerful, welcoming person. She was so close to God always, and I know she is with Him now, enjoying every minute in His presence. I am sorry for the pain your family feels and wish I could take it all away. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Kim

Mary Jane and I worked for the Veterans Administration in the same office for many years. She was a loving and kind person and a very good Attorney.

I came to know Mary Jane in the scripture study group at St. John's Cathedral. She was a kind, thoughtful lady and has been missed this past year. I pray she live in the peaceful presence of our Lord.

Mary Jane was always interested in others, and concerned for their welfare. I met her at the Cathedral, where she served as a lector and would often pray the rosary and novena to St. Anthony. She was a warm and inspiring person whose devotion to the Lord was very evident. May the Lord welcome her into a joyous eternal life.
-Elizabeth

Mary Jane had a generous and lively spirit. Always ready to help and give an encouraging word.
She had a great devotion to the Holy Eucharist. She spent a lot of time reading the scriptures.
We will miss her in our Carmelite Community. Our children will miss her too.

We worked togather at the Veterans Administration. She was a friend to my children too. Also she was a darn good attorney.

Mrs. Sims was my teacher at St. Ann's School. I will always remember her as a person who did not just speak of Christian values, but lived them every day of her life.

Mary Jane was a joy and shining light in our Carmelite Community. We will miss her gentle and kind spirit. May she forever rest in peace in Our Father's House in the company of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and all the Saints in light.
Our sympathy and prayers are offered up for her and her family.
Michael & Rosemarie Massaro OCDS

Mary Jane was a wonderful person She helped me out in the Jail Ministry. Always thoughtful of the women inmates bringing them stamps so they could write to their children. May God bless her now and reward her with eternal life. Father Michael Perry