Mary Ann Tartre

Hello esteemed Tartre cousin's
Hard to believe it’s been a year already. I hope you are doing well and living your best lives. I still find myself thinking of your mom even now. She truly put the kin in the word kind. I was a legitimate tyrant growing up and was treated appropriately by a lot of people who’s best memories of me were seeing me go. Aunt Mary Ann always made me feel me feel welcomed and loved too. God bless you all. Love Cousin Mark

Friends Steve, Andy, and family. Very sorry to her about your Mom. Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

Dear Tarte family,
I am so sorry to read about your mom. I have missed our church visits as she checked in about everyone. She was such a vivacious and energetic woman! Loved to watch my dad rile her up and how she would give it right back to him with that wonderful laugh! I remember her fondly from our St. Mary's days and all she did for both the school and church. Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Kathy Chenard Lambert

I am so sorry to hear of Mary Ann's passing. She was always so gracious and welcoming to me. My condolences to her family.

To Mary Ann's Family,

I am so sorry to read about your mom's death. I knew her for many years as a UMF alumna when I worked at the university and she attended alumni events. What a vibrant and beautiful woman she was. The world has lost a special person!

My heart goes out to all of you!

Pat Carpenter

Tartre Family,
I was very saddened to hear that your mother and my dear Aunt Mary Ann passed away earlier this week. I had so hoped to see her when I travel to Maine this summer. I will always remember her as one of the most loving, caring and kindest members of the extended Meader Family. I can't say a lot of great things came out of the Winthrop HS class of 77. In fact, many would say the best thing that ever came out of Winthrop was route 202 but the class song of the 77 class...