Mary Kathryn Lundy

November 7th, 1919 - August 31st, 2014

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Barry and I were so sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. We have wonderful memories of your Mom and Dad at South Haven Country Club and your Mom and I had fun times golfing together on the Thursday Ladies League.....we were the rare "walkers". We will be out of town on Saturday so are unable to attend the service for your Mom, but you are all in our thoughts and prayers and we'll hold those loving memories close to our hearts. I hope my Dad(Gerry Sherman) can make it to the service because your parents meant a lot to both my Mom and Dad and I know they had fun times together! God bless you all!

Diane & Barry Skuza

Dear Jane, Kathy, Ray and families,
I do not even know where to begin. Our families have been so close our whole lives..best friends. I will never forget the vacations, the get to gethers and the beautiful bridal shower your mom had for me 33 years ago. Mary was like a second mom to me and my mom could not have chosen a better Godmother for me. My strong faith today is because of the example she set. Probably about now Clarence and Mary and Dad and Mom are playing cards in Heaven... Dick is cheating and Mary is laughing her infectious laugh.
I loved her and will miss her so very much. Love to all of you.
Kathy

Kathy Shanley Petfield

Jane, Kathy, Ray...
     With your mom's passing, the circle of all the great South Haven friends together again has comes to pass.
     The Lundys, the Drenths, the Chappells, the Shinskes, and the Shanleys.  What a reunion that must be!
     Kathy and I have several photo albums from the early and mid-40s when our folks went on all those vacations together...out West...down South.  Jane you're old enough (haha) to have gone on at least one of those with our brother Ricky.  I'm so envious.
     Of course the story that stands-out among all the zillions is the time when just the two couples were on a vacation together, sharing a villa.  One night they were playing bridge with the guys vs. the girls...and your dad and mine were cheating under the table...winning every single hand.  Finally it got to the point where your dad was laughing so hard he went into actual hysterics and your mom grew so worried she took him into their bedroom.  In there a long while my dad grew worried also and stuck his head in their door...and your dad completely lost it all over again.  Somehow that seems to be the most appropriate image of them to remember.
     While it's so painful that they are no longer with us, how fortunate we were growing-up and living well into our adult years with the four of them as such great parents and examples of how life should be lived.  See you guys Saturday and I'll bring the photo albums.  Love, Barry

Mary Kathryn Lundy

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