Mary Therese McEnderfer, our mother, grandmother, and friend, her love being complete, left us to join her ultimate love, Jesus Christ on April 25th, 2013. She died in the home of her youngest daughter and best friend Lisa, surrounded by her children Mark, Brian, Peter, and Amy. She blessed her children and their spouses: Mark and Cathy McEnderfer, Brian McEnderfer, Peter and Julie McEnderfer, Joe and Amy Perry and Dennis and Lisa Braudrick. She was a proud grandmother to Benjamin, Mali, Caleb, Rachel, Sarah, Joseph and Vanessa.
To those who knew and loved her, Mary was stunningly beautiful, unwavering in her love of family and passionate in her need to know God at a most intimate level. Mary was single-minded in her giving to the people and efforts she loved. She gave of herself without condition, sacrificing routinely.
Mary met and overcame many challenges throughout her life. From being separated from her parents during childhood to providing and caring for her own family during economic hardship, Mary chose to act rather than complain, relying on her strength of character and faith in God.
Mary was ultimately a mother, devoting herself to her children and grandchildren, meeting their needs as presented. A lover of music, food, and humor, Mary shared her most intimate self as she aged, showing the depth of her person and passion.
Published in Tri-City Herald on May 2, 2013
To those who knew and loved her, Mary was stunningly beautiful, unwavering in her love of family and passionate in her need to know God at a most intimate level. Mary was single-minded in her giving to the people and efforts she loved. She gave of herself without condition, sacrificing routinely.
Mary met and overcame many challenges throughout her life. From being separated from her parents during childhood to providing and caring for her own family during economic hardship, Mary chose to act rather than complain, relying on her strength of character and faith in God.
Mary was ultimately a mother, devoting herself to her children and grandchildren, meeting their needs as presented. A lover of music, food, and humor, Mary shared her most intimate self as she aged, showing the depth of her person and passion.
Published in Tri-City Herald on May 2, 2013
Mary Therese McEnderfer, our mother, grandmother, and friend, her love being complete, left us to join her ultimate love, Jesus Christ on April 25th, 2013. She died in the home of her youngest daughter and best friend Lisa, surrounded by her children Mark, Brian, Peter, and Amy. She blessed her children and their spouses: Mark and Cathy McEnderfer, Brian McEnderfer, Peter and Julie McEnderfer, Joe and Amy Perry and Dennis and Lisa Braudrick. She was a proud grandmother to Benjamin, Mali, Caleb, Rachel, Sarah, Joseph and Vanessa.
To those who knew and loved her, Mary was stunningly beautiful, unwavering in her love of family and passionate in her need to know God at a most intimate level. Mary was single-minded in her giving to the people and efforts she loved. She gave of herself without condition, sacrificing routinely.
Mary met and overcame many challenges throughout her life. From being separated from her parents during childhood to providing and caring for her own family during economic hardship, Mary chose to act rather than complain, relying on her strength of character and faith in God.
Mary was ultimately a mother, devoting herself to her children and grandchildren, meeting their needs as presented. A lover of music, food, and humor, Mary shared her most intimate self as she aged, showing the depth of her person and passion.
Published in Tri-City Herald on May 2, 2013
To those who knew and loved her, Mary was stunningly beautiful, unwavering in her love of family and passionate in her need to know God at a most intimate level. Mary was single-minded in her giving to the people and efforts she loved. She gave of herself without condition, sacrificing routinely.
Mary met and overcame many challenges throughout her life. From being separated from her parents during childhood to providing and caring for her own family during economic hardship, Mary chose to act rather than complain, relying on her strength of character and faith in God.
Mary was ultimately a mother, devoting herself to her children and grandchildren, meeting their needs as presented. A lover of music, food, and humor, Mary shared her most intimate self as she aged, showing the depth of her person and passion.
Published in Tri-City Herald on May 2, 2013
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