Condolence: It was a blessing to know and serve Mary for many years. She will be greatly missed.Very blessed to be part of her life. Prayers for Sim and all
the family

Condolence: I had the pleasure and privilege of knowing and working with Mary for most of my career at Clinton. One of my favorite photos is of Mary holding my daughter in the nursery (she is 40 now). Mary never changed in looks through out the years! She was a role model for me and I treasure the times we spent together. I will miss her.

Condolence: Knowing your Mother Mary`s background, explains why Sim has become such a guiding light to all that he comes in contact with. I`m sure she knows her influence was well received.
Father GOD, please be with the family and Mary`s friends, help them to understand that she has obtained her great reward through Your mercy. AMEN!

Condolence: To Sim & his family. It has been such a pleasure to have your mom as a aunt.She always looked out for any of us if we was sick or hurt. Taking out Leonard's stitches cuz he doesn't want to go to a Dr. Bringing us food after our motorcycle accident. Making sure I was ok during Leonard's illness. It was my pleasure to help her this fall, when she got hurt. I will really miss her. Love you guys!

Condolence: Dear Sim, Aunt Betty,Helen and family!

I will so miss visiting with Mary on Sundays after church. She kept me informed on the happenings in the family. I remember working with her for 18 years and can still remember laughing at her vacation stories, she always had one! Mary was a caring and compassionate nurse and highly respected by her fellow caregivers and many friends. You will be missed and remembered!

Our sympathy to you, Sim and your entire family.

Rick and Jeanne Hudson

Condolence: Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Ewing family. We have the pleasure of working with Kelsey at the Wythe County Extension office. Speaking for all of us, Ginny, Sandy and Matthew, we send our deepest sympathies to all of you.

Condolence: My prayers are with Aunt Mary's family at this time. I had the pleasure of meeting this wonderful lady a couple of times, and I know that she was loved by all. Mary always had a smile and kind word when I was around (except when her sewer backed up into her basement - We were sure glad Leonard and David were around to help). My heart is going to break next time we drive by her home. She will truly be missed. God be with you til we meet again

Condolence: Aunt Mary - I am so glad that Tracy and I got to visit with you when we were in SJ in October. I was thrilled that you were with us for my retirement luncheon and again for dinner at the house. I always appreciated your cards and notes through the years that I have been in California. You helped so many people through difficult situations during your career. You will always be remembered for your kindness as a nurse. Now you are whole and perfectly healthy - play a round of golf with Dad!

Much Love and Affection - Kim and Tracy

Condolence: Our sincerest sympathy to the entire family. Mary will always be remembered for her friendly smile. God Bless!
Mick and Lisa Lynch

Condolence: She Was There
When a calming, quiet presence was all that was needed, She was there.
In the excitement and miracle of birth or in the mystery and loss of life, She was there.
When a silent glance could uplift a patient, family member or friend, She was there.
When the situation demanded a swift foot and sharp mind, She was there.
When a gentle touch, a firm push, or an encouraging word was needed, She was there.
In choosing the best one from a family's "Thank You" box of chocolates, She was there.
To witness humanity - its beauty, in good times and bad, without judgment, She was there.
To embrace the woes of the world, willingly, and offer hope, She was there.
And now, that it is time to be at the Greater One's side, She is there!

2004 Duane Jaeger, RN MSN