

Mary was a classic beauty—graceful, elegant, and always perfectly put together. Her San Jose home reflected her timeless style: always pristine, welcoming, and filled with warmth. One of its most cherished features was her Milk Glass collection—vases, bowls, and tiny boots—that added a touch of charm to an already special space. Being in her home felt like entering a sacred, beautiful place.
Mary was a loving yet strong presence, raising her children to be thoughtful, kind, and respectful—qualities they continue to carry forward in their own lives. Those who knew Mary’s children could easily see the depth of her influence in the way they treat others—with warmth, care, and quiet strength. During the final months of Mary’s life, they remained devoted to her every need, surrounding her with comfort and love. Though she grew very ill and frail, she never complained—she knew how deeply she was loved.
Mary had a rare ability to make others feel like family. Whether gathering for a meal, chatting in the living room, or enjoying a simple afternoon together, her smile and spirit made every moment meaningful. She welcomed everyone with open arms, never as a guest—always as family. Her kindness left a lasting impression on everyone she met.
Mary will be deeply missed and forever remembered—for her grace, her strength, and the deep love she shared with all who knew her.
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