You never get over the loss of a mother. You just “get through it”. Mary was my sister in law for many years and I know for certain that she loved her boys. I am happy she was able to see her two grandchildren and enjoy them. May you rest in the peace and mercy of our Lord and I pray He has welcomed you into your Eternal home above.

Mary and I became friends when we worked together. Our kids also went to school together. Mary was kind, and generous to all who knew her. I will always remember our vacation to Ireland. We had a great time and I saw where Mary grew up , we were friends for over thirty years. Rest In Peace my friend until we meet again

Seeing her sitting in her beach chair, hearing her laugh with the other mothers at the Lake.

Looking over to see her reveling in the warmth of the sun at one of our innumerable baseball games.

Staying up late Christmas Eve to wrap presents with her. Eventually Bailey’s joined us.

a snow too late

limbs and boughs under downy frost

broken not by this soft storm

tempests, gales and drought

wrought this late enduring peace

bitter and cold, no sun would shine

first light nor last would warm

snow drifts veil past and future

shroud of autumn labor

flakes aloft with sure fate

alight, gentle to ground and branch

til thaw of ice, memory springs

snowdrop, daffodil and crocus

frostbite tears never more

til emerald embrace bohermore

To the family of Mrs Mary Ducey

Christopher

Brendan

Brian

Eamon &Mr Micheal Ducey.

Very sorry for your loss from

Alan Lisa Hayley & Kate Kelly

Dublin Ireland.

I met Mary through my friend , Edie . Amazing how you can become forever friends on the first meeting . She was an amazing person and loved by many . She drove me sometimes , as I didn't drive . I will always be grateful for that and grateful we met . Rest in peace hon and I hope you are back running in those Ireland hills .Sympathy to all who loved her . Just remember love never dies and I am sure she will be watching you from above . Love Linda ( Sudsy ) Simpson .