Mary M. Strachan

Dear Peggy and Tommy:
I am so sorry for your loss. I have so many wonderful memories of your parents sitting out in the back yard at Hough's Neck at the Labor Day family gatherings. Your mother was always a lady, soft spoken and sweet. A parent's death is hard, but I believe that losing your mother is twice as difficult. My heart and prayers are with you.

Lillian (Strachan) Stice

Dear Peggy,Tommy,and little Mary:
We were very sorry to hear of Auntie Mary's passing. Auntie Mary was my favorite aunt. I have many great memories of going to visit your mom and dad both at home in the Jamaica Plain house and at Farnsworth House. Auntie Mary always had a laugh and kind words for everyone and to see her and Uncle Eddie together was terrific. The love they had for each other should be an example for all of us, showing what a lifetime of love for another person is really all...

My condolencesat this time. I will be at the Mass. Pat Nagle

Our heartfelt condolences go the Strachan and Ryan Families at this difficult time. All the gang at the Sunday Dance Group at the Farnsworth House.

Dear Tommy and Peggy: I was so sorry to hear about Aunt Mary's passing. I had fond memories of her and Uncle Eddie. I remember going to your house as a child and watching the trains go by.

Your mother was a real lady, and I know that she and my mom, besides being sister-in-laws, were very good friends. Your mom was the only person in my parents' wedding party that was not a sibling to either my mom or dad.

If there any anything I can do, please contact me.

Peggy and Tommy,

I'll always remember your mother's warmth...she took me in like I was one of her own, and treated me and everyone around her with love and respect...I truly loved her.

George Murphy