MARY ELIZABETH SUGHRUE

Mary - You were such a beacon in my life as a child - if you were around, we knew it was a fun party! Later in life, you welcomed all the Faheys to the Big Apple - and you and I bonded on a miserable day, when we met - where else? - in a chapel to say prayers for all the victims. The mutual reliance we both shared that day got us through hell. Thank you again for all you did for me over the years, but particularly for that day. Rest peacefully.

Mimi gave me so many laughs and so many hugs, we'll all miss her! She always made an effort to catch up on the news of the crazy 20 years olds living with her niece Beth in NYC. She was a great lady.

our deepest sympathy is extended to the sughrue and scully families. mary was a wonderful person. adele and john

So many fond memories of our mischief making in our youth.A good friend that I will never forget,not even the rope between
our bedroom windows.Condolences to Fr Paul,Peter and Ginny.Betty Leary Horrigan
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Mary will be missed, as she R.I.P may your hearts be comforted knowing she is at peace, no pain or suffering Ecc:9:5 and wait on the Father who promises to do away with death and pain shortly

Mary S-- was a kind gracious lady and it was a pleasure to work with her. She will be missed.

Rest in peace Mary from your former co-workers at the NYSAttny.Gen/MFCU. Cornell Adams

Mimi -- you were elegant always, fun loving, thoughtful and generous. You made such an impression on me growing up and though you will be sorely missed, you will live on through all who knew and loved you. Thank you for all your hand-written notes -- most distinctive handwriting ever -- for always taking an interest in us, and for always being there for us. We loved you very much. Steve, Helene, Ollie and Owen