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Pat Drechsler posted a condolence
Friday, April 17, 2020
I dearly loved Mary Ann's strength of spirit , great smile and sense of humor. My fondest memories of Mary Ann were when she shared scripture at community gatherings. You always KNEW it was something the Lord asked her to share, and she did it with purpose and grace. She was a prayer warrior and I am sure she is interceding for all of us from her heavenly home! May you revel in the total live of God, sweet sister in Christ!
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Anne Carmody posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
What a relief to hear that you were all able to be with her in her passing from this life. I know that she wanted that! Mary Ann was such a blessing to our family and to me in particular. She worked for us for many years folding laundry, caring for my children and fully sharing in our lives. My kids called her "Grandma Toast" and I remember on many occasions answering the question, "is she our real grandma?" She never held back and gave of herself 100%. We shared our lives and struggles together both physically and spiritually. We would often chat for quite a while after "work" and her love got me through many a rough day. She always had a smile, no matter how she was feeling. Mostly, she always reflected the confidence that God would take care of her and love her no matter what was happening around her. She was a true warrior who loved her family with her whole heart and strength.
I will always remember the times that she would flash me a smile and wink across the room at a gathering at City of the Lord or give me a big bear hug and tell me that God put it on her heart to pray for me. Can't tell you the encouragement that gave me. She has fought the good fight, finished the race, and kept the faith. I will miss you, dear friend!
With Love
Anne Carmody
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Cathy Keller posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
At a time when Mary Ann was seemingly the most broken she did not just wallow in her troubles and self pity. I remember her clearly asking other women who had suffered some of the same family issues how they did it. I heard her say, "I want to be strong like you." That takes true humility--the understanding of her worth and not giving in to the lies of the enemy that her life was over, or so far gone that she would always be miserable. That takes surrendering everything, day after day, keeping her eyes forward. I am so proud of her and I hope her children know how much they were loved by her and will be proud of her also. BRAVO Mary Ann. May the saints run out to greet you and bring you into your eternal home.
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Traci Harrison posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
Mom,
I really can†™t believe your time came and that you are gone from this life. I know with all that I am that you are in heaven dancing it up! You made it! You were God†™s faithful servant! And I know he welcomed you with open arms! I am being selfish here in this life and missing you so much already. My head knows and is glad you aren†™t in pain anymore but my heart is SO heavy missing you! I love you mom! Love forever Traci
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Pam Looker posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
There is ZERO-NONE-NO doubt in my mind that Mary Ann went straight to heaven and bypassed purgatory. I know she is basking in total joy with Jesus and all her buds, laughing away and just goofing off having so much fun! Mary Ann was a Christian to the core, a real quiet and humble saint. She always offered up her sorrows and difficulties to the Lord, never complaining, but always trusting in Jesus for everything! She prayed for her family and her friends. Mary Ann LOVED. She really loved her family, her kids, her grandkids, and all her relatives. I've been always touched by her faith and obedience to God in all things, but especially in the difficult things. She had very little finances, but she would be like the Bible's widow who gave more than all because she would tithe even though she didn't have any money to give. Again she trusted the Lord and was obedient to him. I know Mary Ann from the time she cleaned our house when our children were young. Our kids LOVE love her deeply and have very good and wonderful memories of her. Gosh, I'm really going to miss her!!! My deepest sympathies to you all! Love, Pam Looker
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Linda Smith posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
My deepest condolences to Mary Ann's family. I will miss her dearly. I was the Service Coordinator where Mary Ann lived in Scottsdale. We soon discovered that we had a lot of friends in common as my children went to the same school where Mary Ann's niece and nephew attended in Tempe. To her brother, Mike, and his wife, Pat, it was a pleasure to know Mary Ann! We shared a lot of laughs and I enjoyed Mary Ann's presence in our events and activities at the retirement home where she lived. She had so many friends here in Scottsdale. We miss her so much! God bless you all! Sending love and hugs!