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Tom and Charlene Kapetanovich
July 1, 2025
Tom and I wish to express our sincerest sympathy to Roger, Mary´s husband and the children Tony, Jeff, and Stephanie. Our prayers will be lifted up to God for your peace and understanding of the grief you have to bear.
Tom and Charlene Kapetanovich
July 1, 2025
Mary and Roger lived next door to us for a number of years. Mary and I had a wonderful time together with our children. We would sit on our hill above their house and eat fruit together and talk about things of interest to us. Mostly we talked about our belief in God and how we had been blessed while watching our children playing. It was a great time in our lives. She will truly be missed. Memory Eternal!
Tanya Kapetanovich Horton
July 1, 2025
I remember being a kid waiting for her to finish her homemade tortillas. Her boys, Tony and Jeff, and I would take the freshly made tortillas and eat them with butter or bologna. Good times! My condolences to the family. Memory eternal.
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Rivka (Brashear) Kaveny
June 30, 2025
This was the 2018 Ethnic Festival. Unfortunately, Mary wasn't in the pic. She lead our team to do an amazing job that year. May IDF in KC continue in her honor.
Anonymous
June 28, 2025
Mary always had this light in her eyes... you could tell she loved the Lord. She was a prayer warrior through and through. Even though my heart mourns at her passing, I take joy in knowing that Mary is now dancing in front of the heavenly throne. May her memory always be a blessing.
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