Mary L Tomasulo

I was Mary's care giver for seven years. Mary was a very strong minded bold beautiful lady with a very spunkiness and will to keep going and that's why she lived such a beautiful life. She went threw a hard path but by the power of Christ she kept smiling. On every Birthday id tell her that the reason she's still here on earth is because her husband isn't ready to stop touring the heavens that he's just not ready for her.. Mary always has the last say and she'd have such a laugh. I always enjoyed making her favorite Hungarian paprikash which I loaded up in her freezer.. she never got tired of it. May she rest in peace.. but we all know she's having that waited reunion with her beautiful precious Son, her husband and her siblings, and her dear parents. We so will never forget you Mary..I love you always your caregiver Maria.

Mary was one of my first clients when I moved to NJ from brooklyn and quickly became my favorite. We bonded over a love of V8 & Wired NJ stories. I looked forward to seeing her even when I wasn´t scheduled to work. She was one of the most interesting, caring and genuine people I´ve ever met. I want to thank her niece for allowing us to keep in touch and for facilitating the connection. She touched so many people and always gave me a boost of encouragement and positivity when I needed it. She will truly be missed, it was a pleasure and privilege to know her. My deepest condolences, Thank you so much for sharing her with me. May she rest well!!!

One of my favorite memories of Aunt Beezy was taking her to Busch Gardens and riding the carousel. She was around 80 years old and got stuck getting off the horse. It took a few people to help her down and she laughed the entire time. She had the best sense of humor and she was always up for fun! She will be sorely missed.

My favorite memory of Beezy is long ago, when she was just 80 years old, we all went swimming in the ocean. The waves were rough, but there she was, bobbing up and down in the surf. Of course, getting her back to land was a bit of an effort.