Mary Lou Novara

One terrific lady!

Mary Lou and her husband Ernie were very close to my family as I was growing up. It saddens me to hear of her passing. Her brothers, John and Bill, have been important parts of life for years. I wish the family well. We just lost another good soul. Bob Parisi

My heart is truly heavy today as I read about the passing of my friend, my co worker, my second mother, my landlord, Mary Lou I love you, I only wish I had stopped by and told you so the many times I drove by my first home in Oregon. I still remember that day 45 years ago, I had just purchased the Oregon Pharmacy, Mary Lou had recently retired from Rennebohms, I called her up “Mary Lou, I need you here at the pharmacy, she came right down, and 20 or 25 years later , (some memory fades) she’s still running the pharmacy and taking care of me like it was her own. Rest In Peace dear friend “Mom” Love, John

So sorry to hear of Mary Lou's passing. I worked with her at Treasure Island. She was so much fun! I've never laughed more at a job than I did there. Memories of her always bring a smile to my heart RIP Mary Loyu

Deepest sympathy. I knew Mary Lou in the early days at Bowen.Charter corner. I am the widow of Victor Crapp (Beverly). What I remember her the most of was when it rain, she would grab some soap and wash her hair in the rain. The whole family were remarkable, Mikie was a close friend of my brother-in-law (Robert==Bob). Only one left- Dolores,. Be strong and take care--My prayers are with all of you. I lost my oldest son, Rick--July 1 of this year.