Condolence: I remember pancakes at the Birle's when you lived on Hawthorne Avenue.....Many fond memories of all of you. Please accept my sincerest condolences.

Condolence: Please accept my Deepest Condolences!! I worked with Mary at Brielle China and Galleries. She was a great lady!!! So sorry for your great loss!!!

Condolence: Dear Oscar and Family....

We were deeply saddened by the news of Mary's passing. Please accept our sincerest prayers and deepest sympathy. You have an incredible family and your love will surely strengthen one another.

Most sincerely,

Arlene, Sue, Mark& Gina Collard

Condolence: Sorry for the loss of your loved one. Mary and I were classmates of Belleville High School and of the graduating class of 1946. The classmates have celebrated many class reunions and I'm sure Mary must have been to one of them. On behalf of her classmates, much sympathy to her family and friends. The name Dailey was very well known and respected in Belleville. Rest in peace, dear classmate.

Condolence: I am sorry for the loss of your dear Mary. During times like this our God gives each one of us a very real hope of actually enjoying life with our passed loved ones once again right here on this good earth. At John 5:28 and 29 Jesus himself tells us that those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out to a resurrection of life, similar to how he resurrected his friend Lazarus. Lazarus was resurrected back to life on earth. That is in harmony with God's original purpose for humans, to "fill the earth and subdue it". (Genesis 1:28) God's original purpose for humans has not changed. To see our passed loved ones again on a beautified earth is a hope few dare to dream about, much less firmly believe in. This hope has helped me get through some tough times and I hope it helps you now. When some time has passed, feel free to visit jw dot org for more comfort. Again, I am sorry for your loss. MN