Mary Lynn Fritsch

Dear Cousin Andy, Aunt Debbie and Family, We were so sorry to hear of Mary's passing. She truly was life itself. She always had a smile on her face and was the life of the party. She will be watching you from Heaven because it is obvious that she did all of her suffering here. We are praying for you and your ability to deal with this. God bless you all. Love, Jim, Tisha and kids

To Mary's family that we know she loved more than life itself: We have never read a more beautiful obituary about a more wonderful person. Every word of it was tue! We consider our lives to be so much better for knowing Mary. She was a proud Irish farm girl who never lost touch with who she was and what she wanted to do in life. We will miss her infectious smile, great attitude, love of life and that great laugh...what a great laugh!! Mary and the friends and people that were special in her life our in our thoughts and prayers. Our Irish flag will fly proudly in front of our house this week in salute of a truly speical person. Our love and thanks for sharing Mary with us. John Steinhoff and Martha Grasty

To Mary's family: I met Mary when we both worked at Alliant Energy. I was so sorry to hear the news when I was forwarded her obituary. My thoughts and prayers go out to your family. I understand your loss because I recently lost my husband, who was also a father to two daughters. Words are hard to express. This is a time to rely on family and friends for support. The little time I got to spend with Mary I realized how important famiy was to her - she will be missed. Again, my thoughts and prayers go to each of you family members. Lori Wheatcroft

My thoughts and prayers are with Mary's family and extended family. Walt

You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Kathy