1945
2025
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Herb and Mary Grofcs
May 6, 2025
Mae and Bill were my friends since high school. We socialized before and especially after our group of friends got married. Many celebrations were hosted by each couple at our homes.
All of our "gang " enjoyed Mae´s friendly smile and contagious laughter! I will always remember the good times we shared!!
Dena Kimball
May 3, 2025
I am so sorry for your loss. May she rest in peace knowing that she is loved and well remembered.
Donna McDevitt
May 2, 2025
The Mae I knew always had a kind word to say to you. She was a lady in every sense of the word. She made you feel welcome and included in her friends/family group even if she just met you. Her friendly smile drew you in. Because she was such a lovely woman she will be missed by many but I am certain because she is free of her ailing/aging body and suffers no more. Her spirit is free to see what she wants to see about the heavens and the earth. God bless her✝
Diane, Jennifer, Brian, Amanda Bill and all the Fisch related family. I am so sorry for your loss.
Most Sincerely and Affectionately.
Donna McDevitt.
Judy Hansbarger
May 1, 2025
Whenever I had the opportunity to be with Mae socially, her smile was surely a bright spot in the room. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Adam Creamer
April 30, 2025
No matter what kind of day you were having if you had a chance to talk to Mae it just got better! That smile always made you feel better!!!
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Patty Decker
April 30, 2025
I remember Mae from many family parties, weddings, baptisms, etc. early on. My parents loved her. My sister remembered our mom saving this picture from the newspaper. Mae was young and happy. So sorry to Diane and Bill and family for the loss of their mother, grandmother, great grandmother.
Carol Fisch
April 30, 2025
My thoughts and prayers are with her family.
I remember all the good times. I remember the camp trips to Ocean City, Maryland, the fun we had at the Mummers Parade and all the great Thanksgiving Day dinners. Sending hugs and prayers.
Peggy Butler
April 29, 2025
To the Fisch,
I am so very sorry for your loss. Mae will be greatly miss. She had such a great sense of humor. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
R.I.P. Mae.
Renee Lavelle
April 29, 2025
Our Aunt Mae was such a great lady! She meant the world to me from day one of meeting her. She was someone you could talk to about anything, get advice from, and have a great time with. If I had a nickel for every time we laughed together, I’d be rich and retired! But it doesn’t matter, because our lives were richer just by knowing Auntie M! We have many “Aunt Mae isms” that we use regularly around our house, and she knew it! Thank you, Aunt Mae, for everything! You’ll always be very fondly remembered and loved!
Carol Peszek
April 29, 2025
Mae was my BFF for 75 years!
We grew up together & stayed friends our wholei
life! We had a precious friendship few people ever have! We weren’t just friends we were sisters!
I will miss her terribly!
Ellen Foster
April 29, 2025
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, Diane and Bill. Your mom was a wonderful woman who had a great laugh and always cared about her family. I have so many great memories of her growing up. She will truly be missed.
Lon Spada
April 28, 2025
Aunt May always with a beautiful smile.
Fred and Dolores Mitchell
April 28, 2025
In loving memory of our dear friend, Mae whose love and friendship we have enjoyed since we were teenagers. She will be greatly missed. Fred & Dolores Mitchell
Karen McCartney
April 28, 2025
Auntie M. You will be missed so much!!! Your advice, your sense of humor, your sayings All of it. You were one of the best people I knew. Everyone who met you, loved you I was lucky enough to have you as my aunt. This is so hard.
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