Mary Alice Rivers 96, of Fort Gratiot, passed away Friday, September 13, 2019, after a short illness surrounded by her children
She was born in Sarnia, Ontario September 10, 1923, daughter of the late Arthur and Effie (Bowman) Taylor.
Mary Alice Taylor married Walter James Rivers May 15, 1943, at Christian Missionary Alliance Church in Port Huron. Walter passed away in 2007.
Mary attended Colonial Woods Missionary Church and was the eldest woman in the congregation. She enjoyed tending her flower gardens, jigsaw puzzles, and cooking. She liked getting together with family and watching the boats pass by under the Blue Water Bridge. Mary kept a perfect home and took extra care of her chinaware. Most importantly Mary loved her time spent with family.
She was born in Sarnia, Ontario September 10, 1923, daughter of the late Arthur and Effie (Bowman) Taylor.
Mary Alice Taylor married Walter James Rivers May 15, 1943, at Christian Missionary Alliance Church in Port Huron. Walter passed away in 2007.
Mary attended Colonial Woods Missionary Church and was the eldest woman in the congregation. She enjoyed tending her flower gardens, jigsaw puzzles, and cooking. She liked getting together with family and watching the boats pass by under the Blue Water Bridge. Mary kept a perfect home and took extra care of her chinaware. Most importantly Mary loved her time spent with family.
Mary Alice Rivers 96, of Fort Gratiot, passed away Friday, September 13, 2019, after a short illness surrounded by her children
She was born in Sarnia, Ontario September 10, 1923, daughter of the late Arthur and Effie (Bowman) Taylor.
Mary Alice Taylor married Walter James Rivers May 15, 1943, at Christian Missionary Alliance Church in Port Huron. Walter passed away in 2007.
Mary attended Colonial Woods Missionary Church and was the eldest woman in the congregation. She enjoyed tending her flower gardens, jigsaw puzzles, and cooking. She liked getting together with family and watching the boats pass by under the Blue Water Bridge. Mary kept a perfect home and took extra care of her chinaware. Most importantly Mary loved her time spent with family.
She was born in Sarnia, Ontario September 10, 1923, daughter of the late Arthur and Effie (Bowman) Taylor.
Mary Alice Taylor married Walter James Rivers May 15, 1943, at Christian Missionary Alliance Church in Port Huron. Walter passed away in 2007.
Mary attended Colonial Woods Missionary Church and was the eldest woman in the congregation. She enjoyed tending her flower gardens, jigsaw puzzles, and cooking. She liked getting together with family and watching the boats pass by under the Blue Water Bridge. Mary kept a perfect home and took extra care of her chinaware. Most importantly Mary loved her time spent with family.
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