Condolence: Mary had a wonderful spirit, very connected to the land and animals around her - esp. her horses. May she rest in peace, and may all her critters from the past be there to greet her.

Condolence: Ann - I am so sorry to hear of Mary's death. Please know you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: We are so sorry for the loss of Mary. She was such a sweet and kind person. We are unable to express our sorrow in person as we are at our winter home in Florida. God Bless and again our deepest sympathy. Bob and Pat Wall

Condolence: Our thoughts and prayers are with Sue & Bob and Annie at this difficult time. We have many happy Summer memories of Peanuts during visits to the 1000 Islands and will treasure the beautiful photographs that she shared with us. She will be missed.

Condolence: To the Meyers and Mary's friends and FM'62 classmates I extend my sympathy. Mary and I were together at FM from 4th grade to 12th. I mostly remember her in her white gym clothes, a quiet and determined player and always trying to kick the ball, jump over the vaulting box and do the exercises. I also remember her as a quiet and peaceful person at church and in our marches to Rel. Ed. ( unlike Kerry Rose who teased us all). From her Obit. it sounds like she make quite a successful life for herself with her animals, photography, friends. How wonderfully dedicated she was to care for her parents, though this doesn't really surprise me as she was a kind and giving person who did so earnestly and never wanted to draw attention to herself in her caring for others. May she rest in peace, Susie

Condolence: My Sympathy goes to the Myers Family and Annie, Peanuts was way too young to be in GOD's choir . She has always been a loving ,kind,and gentle Angel .It makes me smile to think of the antics my Mother and Peanuts are getting into now. .I have always loved her and Loved bragging about her being My family when ever I would fly into Hancock airport . Her photos are high up on the wall there. I have lovely photos by her of slippery rock at the St. Lawrence. Oh Mary Girl you are so missed. You will never be forgotten.

Condolence: Grew up with both Mary and Sue. Sorry to hear about Mary's passing. She was such a quiet thing. God has his arms wrapped tight around his newest angel. Sue she is in God's hands now.

Condolence: The Syracuse Camera Club sends its condolences and extends its sympathy to Mary's family and friends. She was a warm friend and superb photographer. We will miss her.

Condolence: I was sorry to hear of Mary's passing. I graduated with her in 1962, and grew up on Redfield Ave., and remember Mary as a kind and gentle person. We are all better for having known her.

Condolence: My sympathy goes out to Mary's family. She was a great person, very talented and funny. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Condolence: My sympathies to Mary's family. Mary was a truly wonderful person and she will be missed. I will remember all of the good times with her and her ability to make others laugh. God Bless Mary!

Condolence: Thoughts and prayers for all. 'Peanut' will be a missed fixture in and around Chittenango. She was always tagging along with Bob and Sue, often out to dinner with my mother (Carol Gridley) on many a Friday night. Thanks to Bob and Sue.

Condolence: My condolences to Mary's family & friends .I graduated from Fayetteville-Manlius in 1962 with Mary, and because both our last names started with "G", we were classmates K-12, We had opposite personalities. I was a talker and Mary was a quiet & gentle listener - a good thing to be. Her yearbook description ended with "Mary's interest in animals was indicated by the unusual pets she had, particularly her donkey" and I see that 53 years later she still had one! I think that's great, and loved this line of Mary's obituary "could be seen at the local horse shows as a salty old prospector known as Cactus Joe traveling with her trusty burro Jennifer"! I love animals too, and Cindy & I, our 4 girls and 8 grandchildren all have cats & dogs. I was hoping Mary would be able to come to FM62's 50th reunion and I planned to get her to talk up a storm, and reading her obituary I'm sure we would have, and will in not too long in Heaven. Blessings, Chuck Gough and family

Condolence: My condolences to Marys family. She was a good friend and we shared many horse stories along with sharing the many Arts. Mary, was a very warm, kindest genuine woman. I will miss her greatly. I am so saddened to hear of marys passing. R.I.P. Heaven has gained a genuine Angel. Francine Delia