Birth date: Oct 1, 1953 Death date: Aug 2, 2009
Mary E. (Pecorio) Ogden, age 55, of Greenwood, DE, left us peacefully in her sleep on Sunday, August 2, 2009. Mary was born in Philadelphia, PA, on October 1, 1953, daughter of the late Anthony Pecorio and Mary R. (Morelli) Pecori Read Obituary
I will always remember Mary's wonderful gift to make people laugh. I wish we could have taken that cruise we talked about. Time is something not to be taken for granted. Mary was just too young to be taken from us. She will be missed. Regan - you're in our prayers.
Dearest Regan and Family
We want to offer our sincere condolences on your recent loss. It was a shock to hear the news of Mary’s passing and we can only imagine how difficult it has been for you and your family.
Mary was one of those people who was like a breath of fresh air. Her infectious smile and warm personality made her one of those special people that it was a joy to be around. We can truly say that we don't think we ever saw a frown on her face, although I'm sure she must have had reason to from time to time. And we can say that she uplifted our spirits on many an occasion when they needed it.
We could also proudly count her among our dearest friends. She was someone we could confide in and never worry that a confidence would be broken. She was always willing to give advice and always made us remember that we had so much to be thankful for and how many more less fortunate people there were in the world. We will truly miss her sage advice.
We hope that in some small measure these words bring you some comfort at this sad time. We are reminded of those words from the Bible that say "Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted."
May God's blessings and peace be with you and your wonderful family?
Love,
Bill and Samantha Quillen
Dearest Regan and Family
We want to offer our sincere condolences on your recent loss. It was a shock to hear the news of Mary?s passing and we can only imagine how difficult it has been for you and your family.
Mary was one of those people who was like a breath of fresh air. Her infectious smile and warm personality made her one of those special people that it was a joy to be around. We can truly say that we don't think we ever saw a frown on her face, although I'm sure she must have had reason to from time to time. And we can say that she uplifted our spirits on many an occasion when they needed it.
We could also proudly count her among our dearest friends. She was someone we could confide in and never worry that a confidence would be broken. She was always willing to give advice and always made us remember that we had so much to be thankful for and how many more less fortunate people there were in the world. We will truly miss her sage advice.
We hope that in some small measure these words bring you some comfort at this sad time. We are reminded of those words from the Bible that say "Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted."
May God's blessings and peace be with you and your wonderful family?
Love,
Bill and Samantha Quillen
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Mary was such a great person from the first time we met her we felt like we had known her for years, it was just the person she was and will be remembered as. Our thoughts are with you and your family in this difficult time. Please accept our deepest sympathy and know that you are in our thoughts.
Our deepest thoughts to you and your family. We are truly sorry for your loss.
Love, Ken and Jeannette Umstead (Fiebelkorn)
My most sincere condolences on your loss...
I will always remember Mary Ellen fondly.
Regan, Our hearts are heavy with much sadness of this news.We extend our thoughts and prayers with you, and your entire family that you will be comforted with Gods grace and the many happy memories you all shared with her.
To my loveing aunt,my best friend,you will be deeply missed..
Regan, we are deeply saddened for your loss. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. May wonderful memories get you thru this terrible time.
WIth love,
Louise (Fiorentino) & Bill Thomson
