Birth date: Nov 13, 1922 Death date: Apr 20, 2013
Mrs. Mary J. Vukits, age 90, passed away Saturday afternoon, April 20, 2013 in Muskegon. She was born November 13, 1922 in Dodgeville, WI to Clarence and Madella (Limmex) Kiley, and moved to the Muskegon in 1947. Mary was a Regist Read Obituary
Dearest Mary:
We know you were eager to go. Now you are with the Lord, Frank, family members and many others including the Begley's family who thought of you as a part of our family. You leave many to handle the deep sorrow we feel by losing you. You were always there, very happy and sad times, up's and down's and so many memories. We will miss you and love you Mary. God bless you. Galen & Harriett (Begley) Sheetz
We send our sincere sympathy to your family. We are here to support you in your time of loss – today and for as long as you need us. – The Staff of Harbor Hospice.
I am so thankful I was able to get to know Mary through the Scrip program at Muskegon Catholic Central. She was always so thoughtful and friendly, always so upbeat. I will think of her when I see cardinals; many of the perennial flowers in my backyard are transplanted from Mary's yard, I will think of her every time they bloom. She was an inspiration to me, I can only hope to grow old as gracefully as she did. Rest in Peace, Sweet Mary.
Jan Harris
Dear Mary,
We are very happy for you that you are with your dear Frank but our hearts are sad because we will not be able to see your smiling face.You were such a wise and kind person. We will miss our talks and visits. We only knew you a short time but we love you dearly. When we see our flowers come up in our backyard we will smile , remember that you gave them to us and told us how to care for them.
You will always be remembered and loved.
Love,
Shirley and Lewis Winston
Dear, Dear Mary:
What can we say, except "Thank You" for being our 2nd mom & very good friend to us & our Catholic Central Scrip Family. We have such wonderful memories of all the shared events during the past 15 years. They bring smiles to our faces. Every time that we see a red cardinal, or growing flowers, & Irish music, & cheese curds, we shall remember you. You have achieved a large family of friends & relatives. You truly have left the earth a much better place with your love & presence. God bless, dear Mary....
Love, Fred & Pat McWain & Family
Aunt Mary - I cannot Thank you enough for everything you have done for me and been such an important person in my life. I will cherish all the memories. The good times we had, the motherly advice you gave me, the cards, and even the sadness we shared. As we have talked about, you know how much I am missing you right now and my heart is sad. I keep hearing you telling me not to cry as you lived a wonderful life, and for you, I am happy that you are in a much better place. I remember one of our last conversations how excited you were to go home and see the loved ones that passed before you, and I am sure that was a wonderful reunion. You told me you would always watch over me and that makes me a lucky person to have you as another guardian angel. I love you soooo much and will miss you even more.
As we would write on our cards/letters A.M J.R forever.....
Love you Aunt Mary --- Julie Rose
