Dear Morgan and family. Bob and I have been fortunate to have known Mary Ann since we met Steven many years ago in Brantford. She was such a warm and caring woman. In more recent years I always loved running into Mary Ann and Morgan when we were out and about and hearing about their adventures and learning about their kids and grand children. She was a very special person and we are so very sorry for your loss. Bob and Martha Hillier
Mary Ann and Morgan used to volunteer at the Brantford Public Library for many years. I worked there and one of my jobs was coordinating the volunteers. That is how I got to know them and what a great team they were! When I retired Mary Ann invited me to join a local Probus club, and that's when I got to know Mary Ann even better. She was such a great person. She always had such great advice and great stories to tell. We always had a laugh and she was just so down to earth and positive. I'm so glad I knew her.
So sad to read about Mary Ann. I met her a few years ago through our PROBUS club. We stuffed envelopes with our newsletter. She was a great hostess at her home for the stuffing of envelopes. I did not now her long but she was so warm and friendly with a good sense of humour and wealth of knowledge. I have missed seeing her at our meetings. So blessed to have known her.
My deepest sympathy to Mary Ann’s husband, Morgan, and their family. Mary Ann was truly and simply one of the nicest and kindest people I have ever met.
Morgan, what a gem Mary Ann was/is. Her smile was genuine and her Spirit gently, peacefully up-lifting. It was a pleasure meeting you both when you came to the Anello Clinic. Marianne and I extend our condolences on your loss. Francesco and Marianne Anello.
I had the privilege to know Mary Ann for the last 10 months of her life. It was a short time but she made a huge impression. She was a joy to work for and I count myself extremely fortunate to have known her. Much laughter and many great conversations during our time together.
