FOR MARY...

You have shared in many,many of my families celebrations with my Aunt Edith Davis. You were always so sweet and kind and I loved your "stories" about the "good old days".  As a religious woman and a kind generous soul, I know you are in the arms of our Lord.  May you wait in heaven for your friend Edith and welcome her when she arrives.
It was a pleasure knowing you and may God continue to Bless you everyday in His kingdom.

Lighting a candle for dear "Aunt Mary".  An angel of the word of God who had a loving heart for those close to her.  May you rest peacefully as you continue to serve God wherever you are!

I had the pleasure of knowing Mary through her dear friend Edith Davis, a lifelong friend who shared daily life with Mary for many many years.  Their friendship was a true heart connection.  Mary was always anxious to share a happy memory or story from her life experiences, be it a story from her successful career, her memories of her family or memories of time spent with the Davis family. Mary had a strong spiritual connection with her Lord and I am certain she was called to heaven to do special work --continuing to carry the word of God in her heart and soul, further sharing her love and faith ministering to others.  Bless you Mary Cutrona for being the angel that you are and I pray lovingly that you have a safe crossing to the welcome arms of the Lord.  God Bless you "Aunt Mary".  In my heart, Julie

After a long career in Chicago banking, my Aunt Mary became the patron saint of volunteerism. She donated dollars and hours to many non-profit organizations and in particular enjoyed volunteering at the Glenview Public Library and various food pantries throughout suburban Chicago. Remaining single all of her life, she stayed connected to our extended family and involved in the communities in which she lived. In her elder years, she enjoyed attending Willow Creek Community Church. Being among the younger contemporary generation for worship was "right on" with her. The oldest of eight in my dad's sibling group, she worked hard, along with my grandparents, to support their large family during lean times. My Aunt Mary is and will remain a pillar in my Cutrona lineage. I am inspired, blessed and proud of my heritage thanks to my aunt. I look forward to our REUINION Auntie! With love from Mary Cutrona's niece, Karen Cutrona Turner

After a long career in Chicago banking, my Aunt Mary Cutrona was the patron saint of volunteerism in her retirement years! She donated dollars and hours to many non-profit organizations and in particular loved volunteer at the Glenview Public Library and various food pantries throughout the suburban areas of Chicago. She enjoyed Willow Creek Community Church in her elder years. Being in the midst of younger folks and a contemporary worship style was "right on" with her! I will miss her sweet, Godly spirit and her ever-smiling face. The oldest of my father's sibling group of 8, my Aunt Mary has been, and will remain, one of the pillars of my Cutrona lineage. She worked hard, along with my grandparents, to help support their large family during lean times. I am inspired, blessed and proud to be a Cutrona, and my Aunt Mary is one of the reasons I love my heritage. I look forward to our REUNION, Auntie! Love your niece, Karen Cutrona Turner

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Mary Cutrona

14 août 1920 – 18 février 2015

Mount Olive Cemetery

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