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Momo Yashima
February 14, 2011
Mary Mon Toy will be dearly missed...
Stan Schnier
February 7, 2010
Mary was my neighbor for the last 30 years. When my wife and I adopted a young boy, it was Mary who first reached out to us. She 'hired' our 8 year old to walk her dog after school several days a week. It was obvious the dog was well walked. But as I got to know Mary it became apparent that she was doing this to make our son feel more connected to the strange new world of a New York City apartment building. She was a thoughtful and amusing friend. I used to leave little 'goody bags' on her door from Zabars and Fairway. She always knew who left them. And she always returned in kind with the most thoughtful phone messages and notes. Mary was a good friend and fine neighbor. I will miss her and her wonderful stories about her years on Broadway. Marnie Mueller, her closest confidante arranged for a fitting memorial tribute for Mary's friends, neighbors, and most importantly, her family at the home of Michael Estwanik, a gracious host, last Sunday. I will never forget Mary. RIP with your ancestors.
With Love,
Stan Schnier
stan schnier
February 7, 2010
Mary was my neighbor for the last 30 years. When my wife and I adopted a young boy, it was Mary who first reached out to us. She 'hired' our 8 year old to walk her dog after school several days a week. It was obvious the dog was well walked. But as I got to know Mary it became apparent that she was doing this to make our son feel more connected to the strange new world of a New York City apartment building. She was a thoughtful and amusing friend. I used to leave little 'goody bags' on her door from Zabars and Fairway. She always knew who left them. Mary was a good friend and fine neighbor. I will miss her and her wonderful stories about her years on Broadway.
With Love,
Stan Schnier
Fred Dobb
February 1, 2010
By any measure, Mary had a remarkable life. She was a trailblazer for Asians in the US entertainment industry. Her work in House of Flowers alongside a distinguished cast will long be remembered.
Bridgette Robeson
February 1, 2010
So many who counted are gone...but never forgotten.
January 30, 2010
I never knew Ms. Mon Toy but her obituary tesifiies to a life well-lived. Inspiring and courageous.
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