Mary "Mollie" VERDI

What a shock. My deepest condolences to the Verdi and Higgins families. I remember Mollie from 8th grade in Campus School. She and Maria Sciandra and I were the "Fox Force Three" of eighth grade-- a beautiful tall Irish redhead, a stunning italian brunette and a Berkeley- Icelandic blonde-- and we had so much fun laughing and growing up together, discussing boys, teachers and homework. She was so full of life force and energy-- she had a sparkle about her that was impishly charming.. ...

I just found out today about the passing of Gerry and of Mary. I am both shocked and saddened. Molly was an amazing mother,wife and an incredible human being. She had a great sense of humour and always found the joy in every situation. She will be sorely missed. My thoughts and prayers are with her families..She will always bring a smile to my heart.

To the Higgins and Verdi Families, I just saw this today and am so saddened to learn about Mollie. Please accept our deepest condolences. We go back a very long way and can say the Higgins Family has been a constant inspiration in our lives. in sympathy. Mannette and Bruce Raines

To know Mollie was to love Mollie! She was an exceptional woman. She will be misses! My condolences to her family.

I am so sorry for your loss.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

I remember Molly when we worked at GRCC, she always had a smile on her face. I will keep Molly and her family in my thoughts and prayers, and ask God to help them all thru this sad time.

Dear Gerry, Ben, Alex, and the rest of the family; We are so very sorry for your loss of your wife, Mom, Sister, Aunt, Friend, loved one. Mollie was an amazing person that always looked out for everyone! She may be gone for our temporary home down here on earth but we'll see her again some day and she'll never be forgotten. Please don't hesitate if you need anything Gerry, Ben, and Alex! We're always here for you! Love and God Bless, Larry and Shell Brennan

There is so much I could write about Mollie. I first met her when we worked together at GRCC. There was a group of us from GRCC that met on Tuesdays to play volleyball, to ski and took trips white water rafting. Mollie was the ring leader. We attended each others weddings and through the years saw each others' children grow. What a wonderful loving mother she was loving each for their own special traits. And her humor, often times irreverant but never ill intentioned. Such a bright, generous,...