MOIRA MALADY

To the Malady kids,
I worked with your Dad (he was one of the coolest guys!) at Stevenson-Lloyd/D&M Lighting and had the pleasure of meeting your Mother through that relationship. She was a very kind woman and I am glad to have met her. Think of your Dad often. Now they are together. My best, Lisamarie

Dear Tom, Jim, and Beth,
I am so sorry about your mom's death. There just aren't the right words to say. I have so many happy memories of her...skating at Winterhurst, her wedding, riding my bike over to your parent's first apartment on Warren Road, visiting in Atlanta. She was such a help when mom was sick. I plan to see you on Thursday...just wanted you to know I am thinking of you. You are all in my prayers.

Beth and family,

We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mom...I remember her well! Hoping the coming days bring you all peace.

BETH,TOMMY AND JIMMY-OUR DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO YOU--OUR FRIENDS FOR OVER 40 YRS. WILL ALWAYS HAVE FOND MEMORIES OF YOUR VERY SWEET AND CARING MOTHER. WHEN MOVING TO GA. YOUR MOTHER TOLD US TO BUY IN DUNWOODY AND WE ARE STILL HERE. WE WILL BE THINKING OF YOU, THE DE LINIERE FAMILY

Beth, Jim and Tommy:
Your mother was my FRIEND. We were instantly attracted to each other when
we laughed as she said, Beverly,you are the lst to pronounce my name Moira,correctly and from then on it was friends for life. I was proud to know her, she was true to her faith and her love for her family. I feel I am a much loved person from knowing her and I know your memories and love for her will be of a comfort to you.
Your neighbor from Arlington Hts.Ill. Beverly Fitzgerald

Beth, Jim & Tommy -

Please accept our deepest condolences on the loss of your mom (our dear Aunt Moira). Her loving energy will sustain you during these difficult times. We surely will miss her.