Today I heard Mary died I was sorry I did no hear sooner. As a little girl I remember when we used to pick Mary and Dorothy and have them with us for the day. Mary was so much fun to be with when we were little. As we grew older we were sometimes at parties, she never lost her sense of humor. She always seemed so grown up, as children they did no have a home like the rest of us. I will say a prayer for Mary and her family. She was so proud of her children, when we would meet while we were shopping, she would tell me about her family you have my deepest sympathy My dad, John Trainor, was from Prince Edward Island.

Those we love don't go away, they walk beside us everyday. Death leaves a heartache no one can heal,love leaves a memory no one can steal. God strengthens you when I'm need. Our love and prayers to your family!

My memories of Mrs. Mary Cichowlas was the many special calls she made to me to encourage me and always told me,"I'm praying for you and DeeJuan (my son @ age 4). This was during a time she showed so much love and true compassion when she found out about a certain matter in my life. Mrs. Cichowlas always smiled and embraced me with such warmth. I shared with my sister, Carletta how she always mailed birthday cards to my son as well. To hear her soft spoken voice was a delight as we discussed different things. I truly appreciated her genuine and sweet personality. Most important, as we use to hug and embrace one another, both of us got a chance to tell each other : I love you...

My deepest heartfelt sympathy to cousins: Maureen, Bob, Mike, John and your families.

At age 12 my first remembrance of your mom was September 27, 1958 --your parent's wedding. Cousin Bob was a handsome groom but I was in awe to see the beautiful bride Mary. All the fun we had with them at the family parties on Hickory Street, Veteran's Picnics, Cedarville vacations will always be a great memory of the devoted parents parents they were.

I'll always remember Mary's beautiful smile--a reflection of the loving lady who always made you feel so special when she saw you.

I recall Mary singing, "Yellow bird up high in banana tree. Yellow bird you sit all alone like me"..last verse: "Wish that I were a yellow bird, I'd fly away with you."
Now Mary's spirit has soared as high as that yellow bird to her Heavenly Home to be with the Lord to whom she had great faith.

Mary, we were blessed to have known you. Love you always. Cousin Marilyn

Ms. Mary, I would like to thank you for being one of the people in my husbands life as a young man that helped to fashion him into the wonderful husband and father he is today. I may have never been lucky enough to personally know you but I know your son's and know what wonderful men and friends to my husband, David, they are. In all of them, you are reflected as a remarkable woman and Mom. Thank you for them all. A little light goes out of the world and their lives.

OBITUARY

Mary Pearl Cichowlas

30 December, 1929 – 29 July, 2016

D.S. Temrowski and Sons Funeral Home

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