Karen Swisher
This was one of the sweetest most faithful women I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Mary was a true friend to all who knew her. I will miss you Mary. Rest in Peace!Love Karen
Birth date: Jul 19, 1925 Death date: Jun 7, 2011
Mary Mustica, 85, of Alliance, died on Tuesday, June 7, 2011 at 12:48 p.m. at Community Care Center. She was born on July 19, 1925 in Alliance, and had lived in Alliance all of her life. Mary was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Ch Read Obituary
This was one of the sweetest most faithful women I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Mary was a true friend to all who knew her. I will miss you Mary. Rest in Peace!Love Karen
the hairston family has known Mary too down through the years since the store on Martin luther king (liberty). She always called me her Angel~ I'll always remember her soft spoken voice and her sweet welcoming smile! I love you Mary with all my heart... Your Angel~
the hairston family has known Mary too down through the years since the store on Martin luther king (liberty). She always called me her Angel~ I'll always remember her soft spoken voice and her sweet welcoming smile! I love you Mary with all my heart... Your Angel~
Mary, I have known you virtually all of my life, as has my wife. I remember you working on Arch Street as a very young boy, then at Britean's Market at Auld and Liberty. My father and I used to do alot of maintenance on your home and I used to mow your yard out of the kindness of my heart. Your mom, sister Rosie and you were the three most kind hearted and loving individuals I had ever known. Never a bad thing to say to anyone and always a kindness to all. My mother-in-law says that you found my wife Terri wandering around the streets by Britean's Market, in the nude when she was a toddler. They had been living in the flats, where Alliance Builders Supply used to be on Auld Street (they were tearing those down after we moved into the old Briteen's home at 1106 S. Liberty, Liberty and Auld). Our families are going to miss your glowing company, although it has been many years, and your wonderfully delicious italian dishes of lasagna, rigatoni, and spaghetti. You and your family have and always will be a wonderful friend and will live in our hearts forever. May I hope to one day be with you and yours at the gates of heaven, and once again enjoy your warmth and caring as we did here on earth. We love you Mary. May god be with you and give you peace for eternity. God bless...
Mary, I have known you virtually all of my life, as has my wife. I remember you working on Arch Street as a very young boy, then at Britean's Market at Auld and Liberty. My father and I used to do alot of maintenance on your home and I used to mow your yard out of the kindness of my heart. Your mom, sister Rosie and you were the three most kind hearted and loving individuals I had ever known. Never a bad thing to say to anyone and always a kindness to all. My mother-in-law says that you found my wife Terri wandering around the streets by Britean's Market, in the nude when she was a toddler. They had been living in the flats, where Alliance Builders Supply used to be on Auld Street (they were tearing those down after we moved into the old Briteen's home at 1106 S. Liberty, Liberty and Auld). Our families are going to miss your glowing company, although it has been many years, and your wonderfully delicious italian dishes of lasagna, rigatoni, and spaghetti. You and your family have and always will be a wonderful friend and will live in our hearts forever. May I hope to one day be with you and yours at the gates of heaven, and once again enjoy your warmth and caring as we did here on earth. We love you Mary. May god be with you and give you peace for eternity. God bless...
Mary, I have known you virtually all of my life, as has my wife. I remember you working on Arch Street as a very young boy, then at Britean's Market at Auld and Liberty. My father and I used to do alot of maintenance on your home and I used to mow your yard out of the kindness of my heart. Your mom, sister Rosie and you were the three most kind hearted and loving individuals I had ever known. Never a bad thing to say to anyone and always a kindness to all. My mother-in-law says that you found my wife Terri wandering around the streets by Britean's Market, in the nude when she was a toddler. They had been living in the flats, where Alliance Builders Supply used to be on Auld Street (they were tearing those down after we moved into the old Briteen's home at 1106 S. Liberty, Liberty and Auld). Our families are going to miss your glowing company, although it has been many years, and your wonderfully delicious italian dishes of lasagna, rigatoni, and spaghetti. You and your family have and always will be a wonderful friend and will live in our hearts forever. May I hope to one day be with you and yours at the gates of heaven, and once again enjoy your warmth and caring as we did here on earth. We love you Mary. May god be with you and give you peace for eternity. God bless...
Mary was a good friend of our family for many years,I remember when she worked at the Market House grocery store back in the 1950,s. Rest in peace Mary.You are now with Rose again.