Mary Lou was born to Helen Bement and Edward Connors. Mary Lou went on to attend theater school at the Pasadena Playhouse in Pasadena, California, she was a striking woman, articulate and dramatic, with high standards for herself and others. Her skill in the art of intelligent and stimulating conversation was unmistakable. She was hysterically funny, often silly, and incredibly witty with an uncanny ability to remember and relate wonderfully detailed and poignant, often humorous stories about her family and their lives. Always the consummate actress, she loved to play charades at family gatherings and reigned magnificent as the Adam family matriarch. She was a voracious reader and a great fan of classic movies and collecting things of great beauty. Mary Lou was a dedicated lay minister, a member of the Renew group and an avid supporter of St. Mary's Guild at St. Monica's Church.
Mary Lou was born to Helen Bement and Edward Connors. Mary Lou went on to attend theater school at the Pasadena Playhouse in Pasadena, California, she was a striking woman, articulate and dramatic, with high standards for herself and others. Her skill in the art of intelligent and stimulating conversation was unmistakable. She was hysterically funny, often silly, and incredibly witty with an uncanny ability to remember and relate wonderfully detailed and poignant, often humorous stories about her family and their lives. Always the consummate actress, she loved to play charades at family gatherings and reigned magnificent as the Adam family matriarch. She was a voracious reader and a great fan of classic movies and collecting things of great beauty. Mary Lou was a dedicated lay minister, a member of the Renew group and an avid supporter of St. Mary's Guild at St. Monica's Church.
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