Mary Zoltowski

You are in my thoughts and prayers as you mourn the passing of your beloved mother,friend,confidante. She was a wonderful woman, with a beautiful smile, kind heart, and a quick wit. She had a zeal for life and touched so many lives with her kindness and the donation of all those hats, mittens and scarves she made for children in need. She is gone but will never be forgotten. She will live on in your hearts forever and in your wonderful memories.

Mary's Family,

Sorry to hear of your mother's passing, she was a dear friend and we will miss her. She was a wonderful person and our prayers are with the family.

Love,
Bill Julius from Erie, PA

Dear Irene, Monica and Anthony,

I'm not sure if you remember me but I am the daughter of Bill and Thelma Julius and we lived in Waterford, Pa. when I was young. I am so sorry for the loss of your mother! I have such fond memories of visiting your family and your farm. I would be so excited when my parents said we were going to visit "Tony and Mary" that is how I always remembered them talking about your family. I remembered your mom's beautiful smile, loving heart, and...

Irene,
We are very sorry for your loss. We just went through this in March when Mom died. Your Mom was a great woman and we miss all the help we received from New Ireland.
Sandi

We were sorry to hear about the loss of your mom,she was a great lady.Our prayers will be with you.Jerry and Denise Bailey

I'm so sorry to learn of your loss of such a dear person, a mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She was blessed with a long life and a loving family. She freely gave of herself to everyone and invested her love in her family and pets and garden. The baked goods she created were beyond compare and I was lucky enough to be shared with through the goodies that were brought into work. You will be greatly missed and your memory cherished.

Our prayers go out to the family. No matter how many years a loved one has on this earth, it is never long enough for those left behind.
Mary will leave a huge empty spot but her memory will live on forever.
Shirley and Rex Seidler