Mary M. Simmet

TO ALL THE SIMMET CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES: OUR SYMPATHY, LOVE AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES. WHAT A LEGACY OF LOVE MARY HAS LEFT WITH YOU. SHE WILL ALWAYS BE CHERISHED IN THE HEARTS OF ALL OF THOSE WHO WERE FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO HAVE KNOWN HER.
MUCH LOVE TO ALL THE FAMILY,

To all the Simmet children and their families:
Wish I was with you at this time, your parents were wonderful people and I am very proud and happy to have been a part of your lives for so many years. Your Mom and Dad are once again together and they are in a better place. I remember your Dad singing "Oh God, it's hard to be humble" and your Mom with her beautiful smile. Wonderful times!!!
My prayers and thoughts are with all of you at this time.

Our sincere sympathies and prayers to Mary and Johns family. You have lost two of the finest. Sorry we will not be there for the service but we will continue to remember them in our prayers.

Dear Simmet family,
Our sympathy goes out to you and your families from the Peterson family across the valley in good old Maplewood. Growing up as neighbors, we always appreciated your parents hospitality and always respected them as parents. We'll miss your Mom. We have a lot of great memories.
Regards and condolences,

The Petersons

Buzz and I extend our deepest sympathy to all of Mary's family.
She was a wonderful neighbor and friend and we will miss her.
We are sorry to be away and not able to attend Mary's services, but we have her in our prayers.

TO ALL OF THE SIMMET FAMILY:
My sympathy to all of you, I can only imagine how you feel, hope you can only see the good memories and know that your mother is in a better place.

Bob and Family -
We are so sorry for the loss of your mother... We are keeping you and your family in our thoughts and prayers.
Bob & Chris Clark Family

To all the Simmet family in your time of sorrow, Pat and I want to pass our sympathy and prayers onto you. John L. will be waiting for your Mother to rejoin each other again.

Words cannot adequately express our heartfelt sympathy to all of Mary's family. We, who treasured her friendship, just want you to know how special she was to us as well. How much fun we had as MN neighbors leaving signs in the window for each other, FL friends cooking Thanksgiving dinners, playing golf, going to the theater or just to the neighborhood movie. There is a hole in my life. So sorry not to be there. Bob joins me in saying farewell good and loyal friend.....Yvonne

Dear J.P., Bob, Pete and Patti Simmet and all of the Simmet family:

Just wanted to express my condolences for the loss of your mother and let you know I'm thinking of you.

To The Simmet Family, Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for your loss. May your memories bring a peaceful warmth to your hearts during this difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Sue, John, Allison, Carla, Lauren & The Simmet Family,

We are so sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Our sincere sorrow to all the Simmet children,spouses, and grand children.
Ken & I have many many wonderful memories of your Mother and Dad.
We are so greatfull we got to see and visit Mary before her untimely death. Mary will always be remembered as our very thoughtful generous friend for many years. We're sorry we can not be with you at this time, we send our love and prayers.

To the Simmet family. Ginny and I are sad for your loss. Mary was a great mother and grandmother. Our prays are with you all. Ginny and I are in sourthern TX and will not be able to attend her services.

Patti, it's been many years since our high school days, but I wanted to write and express my heartfelt sympathy and let you know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.

Dear Miss Simmet and family,
I am praying for you and your family.
May His love comfort you.
Love and prayers,
Brianna Dodds

Nancy you and your family are in our prayers. I remember meeting your parents and chatting with your mom at the airport waiting for your return from Australia. I also remember the generosity of your parents at the cabin making those visits wonderful and memorable.
My condolences,

Mary was such a friendly, outgoing person, who never forgot her old friends. The last few years we could count on Mary to be at St. Jerome's at Christmas and Easter, and she always took time to visit with us. We also enjoyed seeing her at the "Old Timers" picnics we had for many years. The most important contribution by Mary and John, however, was the fine family they raised. Our synpathy--she will be greatly missed.