Condolence: I was fortunate to have met sweet Mary when I was visiting my mother in law at the Fulton Center. We "connected" and had some heartfelt conversations. I admired her for her strong faith and unbelievable strength in enduring her illness. We talked about how Jesus would help her in her final days. I'm so glad that her suffering is over, and I extend my prayers and sympathy to her son and father.

Condolence: I first met Mary Kay about a year ago or so when I volunteered from my church to do a bible discussion group and also Catholic service at the Fulton Center. I was so excited about her knowledge of God and the Bible and her input at class. We had many great talks of God and Bible verses.
Early on she once told me that she couldn't understand why she had the disease that she had but she was thankful because it brought her closer to God. She blew me off my feet when she said this and many other things.
She would thank me for taking time to come to the fulton center and I would thank her in return for what she and others taught me. I could go on and on. I would always look forward to seeing her and will miss her deeply. She has a beautiful heart and spirit. She is now pain free and in company of Almighty God. I am sure He has a special spot picked out for her.
I am so glad I got to see her in her beautiful room at Hospice just before she left us. She was a lot happier there.
She told me "I love you " when I left that day. Maybe she knew something I didn't.
God bless you Lou and Jake. What a pleasure to meet you both. Our lives have now crossed. I will pray for healing for you both.
Thank you Mary Kay for making me a better man.
Til we meet again...

Condolence: Dear Family of Mary K Szasz,
My wife and I had become acquainted with Mary K (as we knew her) when we visited an older couple at Fulton Center. She enjoyed hearing us sing to them, and she would visit with us about God and His wonderful ways, etc. I have seen few who were as interested in Jesus as Mary K was. We last visited her at Mountain View Hospice on Tuesday, April 19, and were so very sorry when we heard that she had departed. We will miss very much going to see her, but she had indeed suffered so deeply and so long. God bless you all, and may we all pursue Jesus as earnestly as Mary K did, and meet her in heaven when our Master calls.

Condolence: Dear Kathy's family:
Kathy was a friend of my brothers, Donald and Jeff. I have very fond memories of Kathy growing up around the house. I am so sorry for your loss. May your memories be dear to your heart.
Laurie "Heaton" Lawton

Condolence: Dear Louie, Jake and family: My deepest condolences to all of you. Kathy was a sweet girl. My memory goes back to babysitting for her and Little Louie. She will be missed by all who loved her and whom she loved. Her friends were her friends till the end. We will miss her smile.. With love to all.. Your neighbor Linda

Condolence: Louie & Family :

We are very sorry for your loss. We hope that good memories give you some comfort at this difficult time.
Fitz and Vivian

Condolence: My sincere sympathy to Kathy's family and loved ones..My prayers are with you all.

Condolence: Dear Louie and Jake, I am heartbroken. Kathy was a great friend. I'll cherish our memories of us growing up together. She will be missed by many. I am so sorry for your loss. Kathy is an angel now. Fly high, sweet friend..xox

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear that my sweet Mary is no longer amongst us. Makes my Friday visit with her all the more special to me. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: Louie and family,
We are very sorry to hear of your loss. This has been a long battle for the entire family. May all of you rest and keep her in your memories. Terry Lake and Mary Sala