I just heard about Mary’s passing. We will miss her friendly smile and welcome. My Mom Frances Kasun stayed with her and Robert when she finished her teacher’s certificate. Please let me know if and when you are able to have a celebration of her life. My deepest sympathy Ronald and Charlene Brad
My deepest sympathies. Mary was a dear friend to my late mother-in-law, Dora Klaassen. I was able to get to know her and have many fond memories of her. I loved her energy and lust for life! Blessings to all. Rebecca Klaassen Isaak
Sincere sympathy to Mary’s family from the Hiebert relatives, cousins to Mary. We who are fortunate to have known her love to remember her as a very beautiful person, always friendly & hospitable when we visited. I even remember attending her wedding when I was 7. I am sorry we did not meet any of you, her children. Thinking of you as we celebrate her life. May her memory be eternal.
Our sincere condolences to you, the family of Mary. I remember her as the vivacious librarian at the seminary, where I was a student in the 80’s. Always warm and caring, with just the right words to say. May her memories be blessed.
My sincere sympathy to you, Ann, Ruth and families. It was for 12 wonderful years of working along side your Mom at the LTS library, that “solidified’ our many years of friendship. She always made it a pleasure to be in her presence.
My sympathy to you, Ruth and Pierre and your children. What a beautiful tribute to your mother. “Like a bird singing in the rain, Let grateful memories survive in times of sorrow.” (Robert Louis Stevenson – 1850-1894)
Our heartfelt sympathies to you, Ann and Ruth, and your families. We always enjoyed the times when Mary would come to the Tiefengrund Church and especially if she could stay for lunch at our house. We loved to listen to her stories about the time she lived in this area. She had a genuine love and concern for our church and this community. One wise and classy lady !! Our special friend.
