Mary A Corcoran

To Mary's family. I am so sorry to hear of Mary's passing. I knew her through the world of sewing, as a fellow Sewing Guild member and as one of my MATC sewing students. Her positive attitude and zest for life were such an inspiration to me! I offer my sincere condolences for you loss. Trish Pulvermacher

I'm honored to call Mary my friend -- not just in Bridge but in genuine concerns about friends and family. She had fun and looked great dressing to the 9's. Most of all her honesty and courage make her a hard act to follow! What an example for the rest of us. Since you, Ed and Patrick, will miss her the most, I pray that peace will fill your hearts and hold them gently. God bless.

I am experiencing an entire FLOOD of memories from the decades of working together at UHS and from the many other ways that our lives intertwined over shared interests and experiences. Mary was always true, always dedicated, always "real" in every interaction ~ in her professional life, in her friendships, and in the way that she faced life's joys and difficulties. I am glad for her that she is at rest, though I know how much she will be missed ~~ especially by you, Ed and Patrick, but also in the larger circle of people whose lives she blessed in so many ways.

Thank you, Mary, for making our Snow Bird time in Orange Beach so enjoyable. We loved conversations with you, about the Catholic church, playing bridge, cooking recipes, Wisconsin Badgers vs. Michigan State Spartans, and life in general. As for Ed and Patrick, our thoughts and prayers are with you. Rest in Peace dearest Mary. Love, Kathy & Mickey

We remember Mary as a smart, funny lady, an Arbor Hills neighbor. Please accept our sincerest sympathy. Linda & Mike Medland