Mary M. Trowbridge

Gram,

My heart still hurts just as much as it did the day you left us. I will see you again one day but until then, you will never leave my mind or my heart. I love you with every ounce of me.

Gram,

My heart still hurts just as much as it did the day you left us. I will see you again one day but until then, you will never leave my mind or my heart. I love you with every ounce of me.

Mom I miss you more than anything. You used to alway tell me that one day I would miss you when you were gone and you sure were right. You were the best mother any child could ever wish for. John and me were the luckiest kids in the world to have had you as long as we did I just wish it could have been longer. You will always be part of me and in my heart forever. I love you.

Dear Margie,Bill,Chris:sorry seems so little to say about lyour great loss.We who knew your mother all felt the love she had for all around her.I always felt safe about letting my kids go to your home.Your Mom was special and I for one thank God he let her in my life.God be with you and all yours.Marge Zimmerman Normandy,Tn

Dear Margie & Family, My Mother just told me today of your Mothers passing , I am so sorry for your loss. I know how much you & Mary cherished & respected each other as Mother & Daughter. I will always remember your Mother. Mary was the first one to introduce me to Green cornflake christmas wreaths when I must have been 4 or 5 yrs of age. I make them every year , 1st thing on the to bake list 3 or 4 batches if nothing else gets made " Mrs. Trowbridges christmas wreaths do!...

Dear Margie, Bill, Chris, Johnny & Elaine,
I just learned yesterday of your loss of your mom. What sadness and loss you must feel as her presence in everyone's lives was as large as life itself. I have many fond memories of your mom growing up on Keeler Avenue. She cared for all the kids in the neighborhood like we were her own. I swear, it was an accident that i got paint on her rear-end when we were painting your backporch in the late 60's/early 70's. I hope they like fudge in heaven,...

Dear Margie and Johnny,
I was deeply saddened to hear of your mom's passing. I carry a lot of happy childhood memories of her and it is hard to believe that this loving and vibrant woman has moved on. For those of us who knew and loved her, she will always be a part of us.
You and your family are in my thoughts and my prayers.
Love,
Laurie

Dear Marge, Bill and Chirs,
I was so sorry to hear about the passing of your mother/grandmother she was such a wonderful, loving, kind lady. Everyone who knew her loved her. My deepest sympathy to all of you. Times ahead may be tough but just remember she will always be in your HEART.
With deepest sympathy,
Sue

Dear Margie and Johnny,

My sentiments go out to you and your family on the loss of your dear mother, Mary.

May the good memories and strength of hope help to confort you in sorrow.

With sympathy,