Mary M. Miller, 95, of North Bethlehem, went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, October 18th.
Mary was the beloved mother of Paul (Carla), Nancy Fefer (Marty), Peter (Karen), Rose Wehnau (Mark), and Mark (Shareen). She was the cherished sister of Ruth Lassonde, Kathy Tice, and the late Nancy Hotaling.
A lifelong and devoted member of her community, Mary was a charter and life member of the North Bethlehem Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary and a life member of the Western Turnpike Rescue Squad. She served faithfully as a Eucharistic Minister and choir member at St. Catherine's/Mater Christi Parish.
Mary shared her time and talents as a Girl Scout and 4-H leader, and a teacher of Special Ed encouraging and inspiring young people in her community.
Above all, family was the most important part of Mary's life. She leaves behind her five loving children, along with many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews who will continue to honor her memory. Legacy was her family, the love she created trickled down generations.
Mary will be remembered for her faith, her service to others, and the love she gave so freely to all who knew her.
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In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Mary's name to North Bethlehem Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary or the charity of your choice.
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