hey its me again turning 12 soon excited I guess.. I'm scared to get into 8th grade because 7th grade is hard enough without you by my side. but I know your up there watching me supporting me every step of the way. love you grandma
I remember every time you'd have a sleep over at daddy's house we would sleep upstairs in the living room and sneak wipped cream and snacks I like to myself everytime saying oh she don't feel good that's all she will be here next time I'm so guilty I'm so sorry
I will miss you so so so much my dear grandma I cry almost every night and hold on to the things of yours its been hard with no will but I promise I will paint my first dog I get by myself pink just like we always used to say I remember being to scared to cry in front of everyone but as soon as I got into the car I broke down I miss you so so so so so so much please come back
I cannot believe that Mary is no longer with us. She was a great cousin and a great friend. I always loved her laugh. She had the kindest smile too. Mary and I use to hang out a lot before I moved away. She will be missed and my sympathy to Jeannie and the rest of the family.
Love Mary Beth Fusinatto (McNutt)
You were such a great friend to my sister, Sally, and always of a good nature. I appreciate all our conversations about dehydrating vegetables and storing them. I will miss you. You once sent me a photo that I reprinted for Ma. She loved it. Loved you always and beyond. You will be missed. I will check in on the boys. Look out for us all still here. Love, The Weavers.
Our family first met Mary when she was a High School teen going to Beautician School. She was a sitter for one of our children.
Then she became my beautician.
She cut & styled hair for elderly women boarding in our home. I turned to her for years for haircuts.
Even followed her to Monticello & then Middletown. Our sons were friends . We shared our flood woes empathizing with each other.
She was a sweet , kind person - and will always remain in my heart.
Goodbye dear friend. Masses & prayers in the days to come.
Also, she came from one of the greatest families of Livingston Manor. Happy to know all of them. And sorry for their loss.
Mrs Linda Guinan & family
(Middletown)
Terribly saddened to hear of Mary’s passing, thinking of her children, brothers and sisters at this time. I fondly remember the carousel horse she had in her beauty salon which made bringing my girls for a haircut “extra” special. Mary also pierced their ears on that horse. Mary had an incredible smile and an infectious laugh, she will be missed but never forgotten.
Many moons ago Mary and I were driving around running errands, with very young Aaron and even younger baby Jarrid in the car with us. We had to make a lot of stops, did lots of carrying of bags and kids through parking lots. At one of the last stops Mary suggested we also get a pizza, because it was getting late and would soon be dinner time.
We got back to the house and unloaded kids, grocery bags and then looked for the pizza.
It wasn't in the car.
Mary suddenly remembered that during that final stop she had set the pizza on top of the car to tend to one of the boys in the back seat.
We ended up making sandwiches for dinner.
Mary and I had a lot of good times I will never forget.
We went to church on Saturday nights and then howled at the moon on Mary Smith Hill.
I loved her. We shared a birthday. She will forever live in my heart.
I will never forget all the fun times we had together skiing. Mary always made me laugh and our conversations were priceless. I’m very saddened as she was a wonderful person.
Much Love and prayers to the family.
Nora (Gorr) Reising
Liberty, NY 845-292-7160
Woodbourne, NY 845-434-7363
Livingston Manor, NY 845-439-4333