I worked with Mary when I taught Reading Intervention at Whites Tower Elementary. She taught me so much! She will be missed! Prayers for her family at this difficult time.
Melinda Franxman
Mary Frances was a wonderful cousin, wife, mother, grandmother & friend. Her infectious laugh and optimistic spirit drew people to her. She will be missed, but fortunately her legacy lives on.
Greg & Susan Goodman
Mary was one of the best reading teachers I was privileged to work with during my tenure as Assistant Superintendent of Academic Affairs, Kenton County School District. She was always willing to go above and beyond to promote literacy. She was also a wonderful friend. She will be greatly missed.
Sincerely,
Joyce Fortney Hamberg
I have counted Mary as a cherished friend since we first met as freshmen at Berea College in 1958. She was always fun to be around and had an infectious laugh which I will never forget. We shared a deep love for Christ and the gift of our families. My deepest sympathies are with each member of her family now, especially her devoted husband. Mary Jean Woodward
Mary worked with my mother at Ryland Heights Elementary School. She became one of my mother’s (Lois Edmondson) closest friends. She and my father, George cherished their friendship with Mary and Merrel
Love and condolences,
Emily Edmondson Mills
Our friendship began as Berea College freshman and has endured for 65 years. We have shared many joyous experiences and so it is time to say goodbye for now - until we meet again, my friend.
Carol Agee Barrier
