Mary Storer

Mary was so full of life and joy — making jokes, smiling her big beautiful smile and taking pleasure from so many people and activities. One of my favorite memories of Mary was her enthusiastic dancing at MaryD and Chris’s wedding. She will be sorely missed. My most sincere condolences to the Storer family. Ann Sperling

Mary was my daughter’s pediatric oncology nurse at Dean Clinic, starting when she was 2 1/2 . Holly is now close to 52! Mary was truly a Godsend, compassionate, caring & a wonderful asset for our family. Thank you Mary! Our sympathy to the entire family for sharing this amazing lady.💕. Bob & Jo Ann Eckstein

From the Bob Peterson family... Aunt Mary's life was a testament to resilience, love, and dedication. She was a product of her time, growing up amidst the hardships of the Great Depression. Our Dad and Aunt Mary shared a special bond that transcended the years. Their upbringing in the large, supportive Peterson family laid the foundation for the values Mary embodied throughout her life. A beacon of warmth and affection, Mary was adored by all who knew her. As a mother and grandmother, she poured boundless love and care into her family. Her determination and dedication in earning her nursing degree while raising a family were an inspiration to all who knew her. Mary's spirit was infectious, and she had a knack for bringing people together. As an aunt, Mary was the life of many parties and her presence lit up any occasion. Her zest for life was evident in every smile she shared and every dance she danced. Aunt Mary leaves behind a legacy of love, kindness, and joy. While she may no longer be with us in person, her spirit will continue to live on in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know her. Rest in peace, dear Mary. You will be deeply missed, but your memory will forever be a blessing to those whose lives you touched.

I am very sorry to hear if Mrs Storer's passing. She was a very thoughtful women and was very kind to me as an employee at MBCC Roberta

Mary was a very special person to Sherry and me. One of the kindest sweetest people we ever knew. So thoughtful and interested in what was happening in our lives. Made us feel special, like we were part of her family ! She loved talking about her children and their activities and careers and knew we cared and wanted to hear the latest news. We certainly discussed the “ common bond” we had with Jack and Osmose. A thousand stories and memories there. One “Classic story /memory “ to use Jack’s frequent phrase was my first trip to Madison (1983) to meet Jack and sit on the back porch with Mary looking at the lake…..that was after Jack rejected/ dismissed my suggestion of us going out to find a Chinese restaurant for dinner. Later visits to Madison to see Jack always included time and conversation with Mary. She was a very very special lady and Sherry and I will always remember and love her and the joy she gave us !