I was in grade school with MaryAnn at Queen and remember her to be a nice girl. We didn't hang out in high school but she was always very sweet to me. I was sorry to hear she passed away.
Mary Ann was such a sweetheart and had a great giggle when she laughed. We met at Queen and were best friends all through high school. There are so many fond memories of sleep outs, and firsts (pot, getting drunk, etc.) Mary Ann went on to become a nurse, married and had two beautiful children, Jenna and Neil. She passed away in 1992 from ovarian cancer. In my yearbook she wrote "I hope 25 years from now we will be able to look back upon "the good ole days" together." I am sad she's not here but have a big smile when I think of her. Mary Ann was a truly lovely, good person.
I remember MaryAnn when she and Mary Alpin first came to Maple Point in our sophmore year. She was always kind and seem to be always happy. I remember when she got her new AMC Pacer and she would pile as many as she could into the car and drive us home. MaryAnn was always kind enough to fit me and drop me off on Woodbourne Rd and Twin Oak Way. I wish I had known she was fighting such a dreadful disease. I feel terrible not knowing. God bless her family and her closest friends Mary Alpin and Linda Cecconi. Sincerely Janice Kelly
Mary Breza (Oswald)
I was in grade school with MaryAnn at Queen and remember her to be a nice girl. We didn't hang out in high school but she was always very sweet to me. I was sorry to hear she passed away.Mary Alpin (Vogelsong)
Mary Ann was such a sweetheart and had a great giggle when she laughed. We met at Queen and were best friends all through high school. There are so many fond memories of sleep outs, and firsts (pot, getting drunk, etc.) Mary Ann went on to become a nurse, married and had two beautiful children, Jenna and Neil. She passed away in 1992 from ovarian cancer. In my yearbook she wrote "I hope 25 years from now we will be able to look back upon "the good ole days" together." I am sad she's not here but have a big smile when I think of her. Mary Ann was a truly lovely, good person.Janice Kelly
I remember MaryAnn when she and Mary Alpin first came to Maple Point in our sophmore year. She was always kind and seem to be always happy. I remember when she got her new AMC Pacer and she would pile as many as she could into the car and drive us home. MaryAnn was always kind enough to fit me and drop me off on Woodbourne Rd and Twin Oak Way. I wish I had known she was fighting such a dreadful disease. I feel terrible not knowing. God bless her family and her closest friends Mary Alpin and Linda Cecconi. Sincerely Janice Kelly