Mary Alice LaCroix

Mary was a loved neighbor in Stoughton. Caring & generous. She has been missed in the neighborhood. I am sorry to hear of her passing, but know she is now pain free & welcomed into Heaven. Condolences to the family on the loss of your good mother. Carroll Family

I'll miss you my dear friend and sister-in-law. The sister-in-laws were a group of strong, fun loving ladies. Rest in peace, Mary Alice. Say hi to the gang around the sheepshead table, ok. Love you, Kathy

Our family/children (and many of those in our neighborhood and beyond) were blessed to grow up with her and call her Grandma Mary and Grandpa Dick. I cherish the time and memories of Mary with her infinite smile and the joy she brought...whether it be a quick wave or visit, her infamous cookie and veggie treats, being escorted by a giant penguin (fun-loving Chad who is also missed) and stopping to say hi, or the countless other memories. She is missed but will always be remembered (along with Grandpa Dick who loved to share great landscaping, tools, and gardening tips; he had a gruff exterior that covered a loving heart). Undoubtedly, she is smiling and watching out for everyone from above. Our thoughts are with all of you; thank you for sharing your mom, sister, grandma, and friend with the world. Miller Family (Rhonda, Michael, Austin, Riese, Riley)

Rest in Peace my beloved friend and neighbor. You and your husband remain a strong and sturdy influence in my life. Thank you for the time you shared with Marcy and me. I am grateful for your prayers and compassion.

My heart goes out to you and your family during this difficult time. Thinking about you today and sending prayers. Rachelle Paulsen