Who could forget that beautiful long red hair! Spent a few long evenings on Mary's front porch on S 29th street. (Freshman year!) She was a sweet gal until her temper got the best of her. Nice family too. They were always the best to me.
I remember Mary as being really smart (and wore really short skirts!!). In the 9th grade, our Algebra teacher, Coach Elmore, would pit us against each other to see who could do better. It was a fun competition and Mary and I probably did better than we would have had we not be challenged.
I have fond memories of Mary. She and I were good buddies at Coles.
I remember seeing her at central park usually around baseball games, I played with her brother way back in the day. She was always friendly and we'd hang out in the park
I went to her house and we were sitting on her front porch when Coach Hemlepp came home. He gave me such a hard time about holding her hand I was scared to death. She got a big kick out of it
As too often happens, we lost track of each other after high school.
But I always remember her long hair and easy going attitude towards about everything.
I'm sure the Good Lord has her in the palm of His hands.
Jerry Adams
Who could forget that beautiful long red hair! Spent a few long evenings on Mary's front porch on S 29th street. (Freshman year!) She was a sweet gal until her temper got the best of her. Nice family too. They were always the best to me.Marcia Wilson (Hermann)
I remember Mary as being really smart (and wore really short skirts!!). In the 9th grade, our Algebra teacher, Coach Elmore, would pit us against each other to see who could do better. It was a fun competition and Mary and I probably did better than we would have had we not be challenged.Becky Hayes (Woodburn)
My dear friend Mary. You had such a brain! You were a really great friend. Then you just seemed to get lost.... I miss you!Connie Griffith (Sloan)
I have memories of your beautiful long hair and how pretty you and your sister were. Blessings to your family in their grief. love always, ConnieJoyce Porter (Dishman)
I loved Mary, good friend. She worked with me for a while at Third National Bank. Very sweet girl.
John Clark
I loved Mary from the first day I saw her in the 7th grade, and every year throughout the senior year.
She lit up my heart every time I saw her. I still think her for many years...
Guy Thompson
I have fond memories of Mary. She and I were good buddies at Coles.
I remember seeing her at central park usually around baseball games, I played with her brother way back in the day. She was always friendly and we'd hang out in the park
I went to her house and we were sitting on her front porch when Coach Hemlepp came home. He gave me such a hard time about holding her hand I was scared to death. She got a big kick out of it
As too often happens, we lost track of each other after high school.
But I always remember her long hair and easy going attitude towards about everything.
I'm sure the Good Lord has her in the palm of His hands.