Mary L. Surles

Our hearts goes out to you and your family. You are in our prayers and we are here if you need us.

I am so sorry to hear that Mary has left us so soon. She and I worked together for more than 5 years, and I really knew her to be a good friend and colleague. I am sorry that she did not get more time to enjoy her retirement. My sincerest sympathies for her family.

Noel.

Lisa & Family, I was sadden to hear the passing of your mother, wife, and grandmother. It's hard to cope when a loved one is no longer here on earth physically, but remember she is here with you all spiritually. She is home with the Lord now & looking over you all. May GOD bless you all during this time.

Love The Day & Summers Family

Our thoughts are with you in this time of sadness. May you find comfort in the enduring beauty of God's world, and in the warmth of happy memories. With the passing of time, may the spirit of acceptance and inner peace enfold you.

Rest good and faithful servant. For the family: May the Lord bless you and give you peace.

Andrew & Karen Wilbanks

Lisa: Sorry for your loss. I hope you and your father and family know that I love you and will always be here for you.

Aunt Sharon

To Mary's family:

I worked with Mary for many years. She always shared a smile and a pleasant thought for the day. As someone else has mentioned in the guest book, she beamed when she spoke about her family. She often talked about her daughter and husband, and when she was blessed with a grandchild, she beamed even more. Mary taught us all the true meaning of friendship and family. May God be with you during this difficult time.

To Marys' family,
It has truly saddened me to hear of Marys Home Going Service so early. My prayers and condolences goes out to the family. Mary you will always be remembered.

When I began working with the U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, in 1985, Mary was one of the first, and most friendliest people that I met. We had grown to become good friends over the past years. Even though Mary could be comical, at times, she was rather quiet, reserved, respectable, and did not involve herself in non-sensical situations. One always knew where Mary stood because she said what she meant. Before she retired, she would come to our office everyday, during lunch, to watch...