Mary Eileen Wells

Mary was one of the most upbeat persons I have ever met. She always conveyed a sense of true enthusiasm of being "happy to see you". Nothing seemed to get her down and no matter what the situation, there was always a new path she had identified and planned to wondrously explore. I will miss her wit, empathy, and graciousness. My sincere condolences to all who called her friend, but thankful that she crossed my path. TUCKER

Mary lived a block and a half from me growing up in Antigo. She was the first person i picked up walking to school, the movies, games, etc. so we shared a lot of one-on-one time back then. I spent an hour or so talking to her when we gathered for our 45th class reunion a few years back. I was amazed at how genuinely interested she was in what was going on in my and other people's lives considering what she was going through. The world has lost a good one. I feel so fortunate to have known her. Sharon Wildman Brandt

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In this time of sadness, we remember the smiles, the love, the laughter and all that we shared with Mary. Jean and Rena

Tom, Mark & Emily, Family & Friends: We share your grief at the passing of Sister Mary. I was honored to remember her as a competitor, co-worker, and most importantly, friend. Anne & Todd McCaffrey wrote in Dragon's time: "I choose not to wrap myself up in grief over the things I cannot change, cannot control, and, instead, take joy in all the gifts I've been presented. Rather than rail against the moments I cannot have, I will cherish those I do..." I will remember and cherish the joy that Mary radiated. God Bless and Be With You All. Jim Vosmek. Charlottesville, IN jvoz101@gmail.com