Dear Mary Ann's Family:
I was shocked to hear of Mary Ann's passing. I recently lost my husband to cancer, so I know what it is like. Please accept my heartfelt condolences to all of you. I remember Mary Ann as a little girl when we were growing up in Otis. She was a special person!!

To Ruth, Roger, and family:

Maryann will continue to remain in my heart as a client, student, and friend.  She will be missed.  For the past 3 years, she was a committed student, regularly attending my yoga and Chi Kung classes at MedX, and receiving routine Chi Kung ""Energy Healing treatments,"" -- all, up until April.  My Chi Kung classes ended, and she stopped attending the others, due to her illness.  Unfortunately, I could not treat her cancer.  Prior to her illness, we focused on other issues in her life, and she shared much of her history with me, along with her day to day concerns.  Her illness seemed to progress so rapidly, and I lost touch with her, other than occasional phone calls.  I was away, in NJ, not long ago, caring for my elderly mother, which was a distraction to my connecting further with Maryann.  At times, I did not know how sick she was; she seemed so private about it, and I didn't want to push myself on her.  When I suddenly bumped into her, at the chiropractor's, the Friday before she died, it was obvious to me how serious her condition was.  Her appearance startled me, and actually, scared me, to be quite honest.  My lack of experience with cancer patients, left me feeling confused and helpless, yet, I did want to ""be there"" for her, if I could.  

Hearing your sad update (I believe that was Sunday eve.), Ruth, I sent Mary Ann some healing energy and prayers to help her let go.

I regret that I could not make it over, after your message, Roger, (on Monday), and not knowing she had passed.  I had a full schedule that week, yet, maybe that was just as well, because her quick illness and death has greatly disturbed me and I'm not sure I could have seen her deteriorate any further.  This has been sad, and Mary Ann will be remembered fondly by me, through my classes and work.  I know she greatly enjoyed our connection.

I am sorry that I did not get to meet both of you.  I have met Pat(now in Idaho) in some of my yoga classes from the past, and I am happy for that.

My prayers will be with Mary Ann and her family.  Blessings and Peace to you.

Sincerely,    Janet Biasi

Ruth, I am so sorry to hear about Mary Ann's passing.  Please know that you and yours are in my thoughts and prayers.

This long journey that Mary Anne now takes has our hearts breaking.  She was so much enjoyed at the Stanley.  Being waited on by her was like being served by Royalty.  She embodied an elegance and composure like no other, yet, had a wry sense of humor that always got a laugh.  She is very, very much missed in our lives.  It's all over too soon.  Genuine warmth, love, and affection to her family and friends.  Carry on as she would have...

I will remember Mary Ann as a sweet, wonderful person as I knew her in the Mansion years.  My condolences for your loss.

Mary Ann was our favorite server and we often asked for her.  She was so much fun and so good.  It was always so nice to have a friend at the Stanley who was the one constant there over 22 years.  She was the one server anywhere I would ask to ""just bring me a red wine"" because she would always pick a good one.
She was always interestesd in our Estes Park Music Festival concderts and programming that we produced at the Stanley.
We will miss her.

OBITUARY

Mary Ann Muchow

14 February, 1944 – 15 July, 2013

Allnutt Funeral & Cremation - Macy

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