Condolence From: Wissmach Glass Company
Condolence: You have our deepest sympathy.
Mary was valued as an excellent Employee.
She will always be in our hearts and memories.
Our thoughts are with you, may your memories give you strength.
Friday June 06, 2014
Condolence From: Russ Bishop
Condolence: Mary and my Dad were almost the same age, and I was sure they would both be going as strong as ever when they turned 100. I am sad, personally, that they didn't, but I'm so grateful for the vitality and mental acuity they both enjoyed and shared throughout their long and meaningful lives. I am also confident that they continue to grow "in the communion of the saints," now that they free from the bonds of mortality. We grieve, not for them, but for ourselves and the painful gap in our lives without them. While we will never completely fill up that empty space, I know that in time when we look there, we will see first and mostly our happiest memories of them, In this moment, however, please know that I feel your loss.
Monday June 02, 2014
Condolence From: Renee and Kevin/Airport Limousine Service
Condolence: Marcella, Kevin and I saw this in the paper and you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Your mom was always so sweet and we enjoyed getting to know her over the years while she was still traveling. I was just thinking about how we tracked you down with those flowers a few years ago, to take to her at home. She was sharp as a tack and we will miss her. God Bless.
Monday June 02, 2014
Condolence From: Diane Kradel
Condolence: Marcella, I am so sorry for your loss! Mary was such an amazing person. One of my favorite memories was of her, at age 50, riding down Maple Ave on a unicycle. She had just bought it. Fifty seems young now but when I saw her it seemed really old. My best to all your family.
Monday June 02, 2014
Condolence From: Diane Kradel
Condolence: Marcella, I am so sorry for your loss! Mary was such an amazing person. One of my favorite memories was of her, at age 50, riding down Maple Ave on a unicycle. She had just bought it. Fifty seems young now but when I saw her it seemed really old. My best to all your family.
Monday June 02, 2014
Condolence From: Natalia Zamparini
Condolence: Sincerest condolences from the Zamparini siblings. Our sister in law, Mary, and brother, Alex, are very blessed to have memories of a lifetime from such a special soul. May Mary Ballouz rest in peace.
Monday June 02, 2014
Condolence From: Russ Bishop
Condolence: Mary and my Dad were almost the same age, and I was sure they would both be going as strong as ever when they turned 100. I am sad, personally, that they didn't, but I'm so grateful for the vitality and mental acuity they both enjoyed and shared throughout their long and meaningful lives. I am also confident that they continue to grow "in the communion of the saints," now that they free from the bonds of mortality. We grieve, not for them, but for ourselves and the painful gap in our lives without them. While we will never completely fill up that empty space, I know that in time when we look there, we will see first and mostly our happiest memories of them, In this moment, however, please know that I feel your loss.
Monday June 02, 2014
Condolence From: Debbie Boyle
Condolence: My prayers are with your family during this time of sorrow. I hope your memories carry you through this difficult time
Sunday June 01, 2014
