Mary L. Verga

Where do I begin? I met Mary when Anna Maria was 2 1/2 and John Paul was 5 1/2. Anna Maria and Mary
bonded instantly. We have so many tender memories that it would take all day to write them all down, but, one thing that was a constant was their love for each other. She will be greatly missed but never forgotten by our family.

Mary was an amazing woman. I was lucky enough to meet her when Anna and I started dating. I enjoyed talking to her whenever Anna and I would visit. When I want to remember Mary all it takes is to think of her laugh and it always brings a smile to my face. My fondest memory will always be of Anna and I sharing the very last dance at our wedding with Mary on each of our arms.

p.s. Mary I will always use plenty of garlic and olive oil in my cooking Because "it's just not the same without...

I have come to know Mary recently because I work with Anna and have heard almost daily the stories about her and her great sense of humor during the painful time of illness in the last months of her life. I met her at Anna's wedding and had only one thing to say to her--"Anna loves you deeply and talks about you all of the time at work with love and the feeling of happiness to be able to spend the time together with you." Anna was there for Mary especially at the end of her life because she...

I feel so fortunate for having known you, You will be greatly missed. My little girl always enjoyed seeing you cat. Everytime she sees one she says its just like Mary's cat. May God bless you.

Anyone who knows me or knew Mary knows how much we meant to one another. When I was just two years old I met Mary and she has been the world to me ever since. Through out the years we have had so many great memories from her running around the house chasing after me on all fours to her having the chance to walk down the aisle on my wedding day. Mary was an amazing person with an unbelivable will to live. She brought joy to everyones life that she touched with her one of a kind laugh and...