Maryann C. MacDonald

Dear Richie, Katie, and family;

I as well can't believe a year has passed since this wonderful woman has left your lives. I know that your lives have never been nor will they ever be the same without her. The love you have for her will never alter nor fade no matter how much time passes, but I hope that the pain you feel will. She lives on in your heart...and you have to believe that she is watching you from above.

Thinking of you.
Pam Ogden

Brian and I were just talking about the good times we had over the years with you guys. I can't believe that it has been a year since MaryAnn has been gone.
I hope you and Katie are doing well. We love you so very much!!
Jill and Brian Jablonski

The sound of Mary-ann's laugh and all the memories with her will be with me forever.

When Rich/Katie and I did cooking together last time, we can feel she is look down at us and laugh louding how bad we did in cooking.

with much love, Ivy from Taiwan and now travel in India

I cannot believe that it has been a year since MaryAnn has died. MaryAnn was such a vibrant, wonderful sister and much loved in our family.
MaryAnn is still remembered every day and still loved and missed very much.
With much love, Carolyn

Hello Rich and Katie,
It took about one year. I sill remember Maryann. Hope Rich and Katie are well.
Maryann's friend in Tokyo, Japan,
Yoko

Richie and Katie there are no words that can express how sorry I feel for your loss, I'am so sorry. I would like to say that I met Richie and Maryann around 22yrs ago when they moved into there new home on Willow St. I lived 4 house's away from them , I was only 11 yrs old..I was riding my bike up the street by there house and they introduced themselves to me,I became a friend right then !!and about a year later Kate was born ..all of the neighborhood kids like me waited for Richie and...

My dear Stecky. I was shocked to read of the passing of your daughter, Mary Ann. I will let Tom and Elaine aware that Mary Ann is in heaven with Kay. I was visitng Tom in Keene for about ten days and just catching up on the Lowell obits. Tom lost his wife Barbara the latter part of October. It's been rough on him as he was her caretaker for years. Please accept my sincere sympathy and know that I will keep Mary Ann in my prayers and may God bless you and your family.
Jeannette...

Dear Kate and Richie, It's very difficult for us to imagine life without Maryann. She was too good to be true. We loved hanging out with her, enjoying her good sense of humor including her wise-gal jokes and animated personality. We will miss her at play and at work. But from now on, we will all have to make the best of what we now have and treasure the memories she left us. We know that's what she would want of us! Love, Serena, Thai & Max

Dear MaryAnn's family,
I really can't believe our lovely bright and such a healthy friend passing away. I've worked with her almost 10 years, I'm so sorry that I didn't know her pains before. Our prayers and thoughts are with you.