Mary Jo Hastert

We are thinking of you during this difficult time. May the wonderful memories be in your heart forever.

I was so sorry to hear this. She was a wonderful neighbor for many years.

Kay, Julie and family, What can I say…. . Mary Jo was a special person, caring, considerate and kind . Her smile would brighten the room. She was also one very fashionable lady in my eyes. I really enjoyed my years working with her and the running into her at the clinic at times . Memories?, just good ones , day to day working with her and the joy of working with and being around her. My most heartfelt sympathy to you , hugs to all and know that I will never forget her Lynette Adams, one of the old “ Easter’s “

Sorry for the loss of Mary Jo. She was a beautiful person, inside and out, and will be missed by many.

I remember Mary Jo's melodic, gentle voice often suffused with quiet laughter. As receptionist, she was the "first touch"our patients received as they sought help. She listened attentively, asked caring questions and made effective connections to provide help. The same TLC that she lavished upon our patients she gave to us, her fellow health workmates, for example, the sweetness of the birthday cakes she made for us. She set a tone of heartfelt and effective generosity which influenced all of us and made the East Madison Clinic Internal Medicine such a special place. I will gratefully remember you, Mary Jo. Robert L. Alt MD