Death date: Sep 15, 2010
MARGUERITE E. “MARCY” MAYO, 91, of Baraga, MI. passed away Saturday, September 11, 2010 at Marquette General Hospital following a lengthy illness. She was born in Marquette, MI. on August 5, 1919 the daughter of the late Antoine a Read Obituary
To Our Mayo Cousins,
This news is now trickling into far off places. But distance does not erase the memories of a
beautiful lady. As kids we were always welcomed to your home for strawberry picking.
In later years we would hear interesting stories
about our parents and gain insight into the pieces of our family history.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
My grandfather, Russ Osterman, asked me to extend his deepest sympathies to you and your family. He described his cousin Marguerite as a beautiful and lovely woman, and that he will truly miss her. God Bless.
Nick Scamperle
Dear family - Many happy memories and thoughts of my cousin Marcy will always remain in my heart. After reading her obituary, I can appreciate the closeness she had with her grandchildren and her entire family. Her wonderful smile and happy disposition were always a welcoming site when we would see her after Mass when visiting Baraga. She will be watching over you - may God bless and help you.
Love, Catherine (Osterman) & Tom Alexander
To Marcy's loving family, During Marcy's stay at Bayside I had the opportunity to meet some of you and the privilege to care for and chat often with Marcy on the midnight shift. We would reminisce of a few funny or touching incidents that occurred during her stay there. I recall when she asked me one night to sit bedside and hold her hand. I WILL miss her, her smiles and hugs. God Bless and comfort each of you.
To Marcy's family,
Our sincere condolences and prayers are with all of you. She was a remarkable person. She always had the most lovely smile and positive attitude.
We will miss her.
Our deepest sympathy from Ms. Irene Rankinen and family from L'Anse, MI.
My prayers are with your family...my late husband, Gordon Bohmier, was related to Marcy, but unfortunately never met her, but I'm sure she will be missed by all who have.
I will miss Marcy when I visit the nursing home. She was always eager to receive communion. May God comfort you at this difficult time. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Ann
Jim, Karen, Mary Ellen, Alice, Gary, Marcia and rest of the family:
My sincerest and heartfelt condolences for your loss. Your mother was a wonderful, understanding, forgiving, and loving person. She is once again united with her true love, 'Bill'.
May God direct, guide, love, and protect all of you today and always.
Gary & family,
Every time we seen your Mom, she had such an "upbeat" attitude....will never forget the day when she wanted to see Vince's "quilt" and said he was "the strongest man in the world"!!! Wish we could be there to support all of you. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
