Mary Ann Cline Itzkowitz was born in New York City to Helen Cline. She was one of four children and received her education attending St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School in Broome County, Located across the greater Binghamton, New York area.
On a Friday, in June of 1975, she married Sheldon Itzkowitz; they later came to realize that it was Friday 13th, a day of luck for them. The loving union was blessed with three children; William Christian, Shelly Ann and Snow Ellen.
Mary Ann loved to play Bingo and watch horror movies. She also enjoyed old school music. Her kindness, compassion and words of wisdom such as: "When one door closes, another opens"; "It's up to god"; and "Pay back is pay back"" will never be forgotten.
On September 2 2006 in Los Angeles, California, Mary Ann Cline Itzkowitz made her transition to eternal rest. Her mother Helen Cline; mother-in-law, Blossum Itzkowitz, and grandparents, all preceded her in death.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory, husband, Sheldon Itzkowitz; children: William "Billy" Christian and daughters Shelly Ann and Snow Ellen; sister Sue Ellen; brothers George and "Buddy"; special friends. Amanda Jimenz, Josie Baker, Jeanette and a host of other relatives and friends.
On a Friday, in June of 1975, she married Sheldon Itzkowitz; they later came to realize that it was Friday 13th, a day of luck for them. The loving union was blessed with three children; William Christian, Shelly Ann and Snow Ellen.
Mary Ann loved to play Bingo and watch horror movies. She also enjoyed old school music. Her kindness, compassion and words of wisdom such as: "When one door closes, another opens"; "It's up to god"; and "Pay back is pay back"" will never be forgotten.
On September 2 2006 in Los Angeles, California, Mary Ann Cline Itzkowitz made her transition to eternal rest. Her mother Helen Cline; mother-in-law, Blossum Itzkowitz, and grandparents, all preceded her in death.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory, husband, Sheldon Itzkowitz; children: William "Billy" Christian and daughters Shelly Ann and Snow Ellen; sister Sue Ellen; brothers George and "Buddy"; special friends. Amanda Jimenz, Josie Baker, Jeanette and a host of other relatives and friends.
Mary Ann Cline Itzkowitz was born in New York City to Helen Cline. She was one of four children and received her education attending St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School in Broome County, Located across the greater Binghamton, New York area.
On a Friday, in June of 1975, she married Sheldon Itzkowitz; they later came to realize that it was Friday 13th, a day of luck for them. The loving union was blessed with three children; William Christian, Shelly Ann and Snow Ellen.
Mary Ann loved to play Bingo and watch horror movies. She also enjoyed old school music. Her kindness, compassion and words of wisdom such as: "When one door closes, another opens"; "It's up to god"; and "Pay back is pay back"" will never be forgotten.
On September 2 2006 in Los Angeles, California, Mary Ann Cline Itzkowitz made her transition to eternal rest. Her mother Helen Cline; mother-in-law, Blossum Itzkowitz, and grandparents, all preceded her in death.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory, husband, Sheldon Itzkowitz; children: William "Billy" Christian and daughters Shelly Ann and Snow Ellen; sister Sue Ellen; brothers George and "Buddy"; special friends. Amanda Jimenz, Josie Baker, Jeanette and a host of other relatives and friends.
On a Friday, in June of 1975, she married Sheldon Itzkowitz; they later came to realize that it was Friday 13th, a day of luck for them. The loving union was blessed with three children; William Christian, Shelly Ann and Snow Ellen.
Mary Ann loved to play Bingo and watch horror movies. She also enjoyed old school music. Her kindness, compassion and words of wisdom such as: "When one door closes, another opens"; "It's up to god"; and "Pay back is pay back"" will never be forgotten.
On September 2 2006 in Los Angeles, California, Mary Ann Cline Itzkowitz made her transition to eternal rest. Her mother Helen Cline; mother-in-law, Blossum Itzkowitz, and grandparents, all preceded her in death.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory, husband, Sheldon Itzkowitz; children: William "Billy" Christian and daughters Shelly Ann and Snow Ellen; sister Sue Ellen; brothers George and "Buddy"; special friends. Amanda Jimenz, Josie Baker, Jeanette and a host of other relatives and friends.
Inscription
Beloved wife and mom Friend and soulmate.
Gravesite Details
Mary Ann's crypt is located up the upper right corner of the outdoor mausoleum. There is photo showing the exact location.
