Mary Lou Best Sullivan Woytko, 80, passed away Wednesday (Oct. 13, 2010) at her home in Cambridge, surrounded by loved ones.
She was born April 19, 1930, in Zanesville, daughter of the late Ernest and Marie (England) Best.
Mary Lou was a proud member of St. Benedict Catholic Church and also a member of the Women's Club. She was a founding member of the Skeiner's Knitting Club.
She was known to all as a kind and beautiful woman with a keen wit. No one who met Mary Lou could help but love her.
Joyfully welcoming her in Heaven are her parents; a sister, Violet Dickinson; her first husband, George Sullivan; and many more family and friends.
Mary Lou leaves her husband of 16 years, Stephen S. Woytko; four children, Theresa Sullivan Ford, David Sullivan, Pamela Sullivan (Craig) Jira and Connie Sullivan (David) Beros; two stepchildren, Gary (Linda) Woytko and Gerianne Woytko (Dwight) Barnes.
She was born April 19, 1930, in Zanesville, daughter of the late Ernest and Marie (England) Best.
Mary Lou was a proud member of St. Benedict Catholic Church and also a member of the Women's Club. She was a founding member of the Skeiner's Knitting Club.
She was known to all as a kind and beautiful woman with a keen wit. No one who met Mary Lou could help but love her.
Joyfully welcoming her in Heaven are her parents; a sister, Violet Dickinson; her first husband, George Sullivan; and many more family and friends.
Mary Lou leaves her husband of 16 years, Stephen S. Woytko; four children, Theresa Sullivan Ford, David Sullivan, Pamela Sullivan (Craig) Jira and Connie Sullivan (David) Beros; two stepchildren, Gary (Linda) Woytko and Gerianne Woytko (Dwight) Barnes.
Mary Lou Best Sullivan Woytko, 80, passed away Wednesday (Oct. 13, 2010) at her home in Cambridge, surrounded by loved ones.
She was born April 19, 1930, in Zanesville, daughter of the late Ernest and Marie (England) Best.
Mary Lou was a proud member of St. Benedict Catholic Church and also a member of the Women's Club. She was a founding member of the Skeiner's Knitting Club.
She was known to all as a kind and beautiful woman with a keen wit. No one who met Mary Lou could help but love her.
Joyfully welcoming her in Heaven are her parents; a sister, Violet Dickinson; her first husband, George Sullivan; and many more family and friends.
Mary Lou leaves her husband of 16 years, Stephen S. Woytko; four children, Theresa Sullivan Ford, David Sullivan, Pamela Sullivan (Craig) Jira and Connie Sullivan (David) Beros; two stepchildren, Gary (Linda) Woytko and Gerianne Woytko (Dwight) Barnes.
She was born April 19, 1930, in Zanesville, daughter of the late Ernest and Marie (England) Best.
Mary Lou was a proud member of St. Benedict Catholic Church and also a member of the Women's Club. She was a founding member of the Skeiner's Knitting Club.
She was known to all as a kind and beautiful woman with a keen wit. No one who met Mary Lou could help but love her.
Joyfully welcoming her in Heaven are her parents; a sister, Violet Dickinson; her first husband, George Sullivan; and many more family and friends.
Mary Lou leaves her husband of 16 years, Stephen S. Woytko; four children, Theresa Sullivan Ford, David Sullivan, Pamela Sullivan (Craig) Jira and Connie Sullivan (David) Beros; two stepchildren, Gary (Linda) Woytko and Gerianne Woytko (Dwight) Barnes.
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