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Mary P. Wargo
August 5, 1924 ~ January 5, 2018 (age 93) 93 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Nicholas Ledger
August 14, 2018 10:54 PM
I am so sorry for your loss. There is so much that she, along with my Godfather, did for my family when I was a child. I was always treated as if I was family, which is what great Godparents do. Though it’s been many years since I saw her, the news of her passing saddened me. But, she is now with God, along with my father and grandparents, adding another guardian angel to protect all of us.
Message from Nancy Ledger
August 14, 2018 2:26 PM
I am so sad to hear of this. Barbara & Audrey, your mom was one of the kindest, gentle woman I have known. When my parents were living far away, it was always your mother who would give me words of wisdom & they always proved true. She built up my confidence when at times I was unsure. She was a great God Mother to my son, who thought of her as another grandmother. Your mom made us all feel like we were family & for that we were truly blessed. You both were blessed to have her in your life so long. Let her memories bring a smile to your face, even through the grief. My sincere condolences to the whole family.
A candle was lit by Nancy Ledger
on August 14, 2018 2:18 PM
Message from Herbert W. Gottschall Jr.
January 9, 2018 4:45 PM
To Audrey and Barbara,
I'm sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. She made me feel comfortable when we visited. She always asked me 'Are you hungry?"I don't know why she always ask that, but again, that's what a good mother does, to make you feel at home.
When I lived in Leisure Land West,I used to run into your father in town and the first thing he would ask is"Are you still working, or you need a job? I said John, I'm doing fine, thanks for asking. We shook hands, smiled and said good-bye.
Your parents still are great people, Now there back together to continue life and a new journey in a better place.
God Bless Both of You,and your Families
Herbert W. Gottschall Jr.
I'm sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. She made me feel comfortable when we visited. She always asked me 'Are you hungry?"I don't know why she always ask that, but again, that's what a good mother does, to make you feel at home.
When I lived in Leisure Land West,I used to run into your father in town and the first thing he would ask is"Are you still working, or you need a job? I said John, I'm doing fine, thanks for asking. We shook hands, smiled and said good-bye.
Your parents still are great people, Now there back together to continue life and a new journey in a better place.
God Bless Both of You,and your Families
Herbert W. Gottschall Jr.
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