Mary M. O'Malley
June 17, 1965 - January 16, 2014

"I met Mary in Roswell, GA. I have no idea why she took to me. She was a ray of sunshine. She used to tell me I work to much and steal me away from work and take me out to eat. We would sit and talk and laugh. She had a smile that would light up a room. I was sitting at my desk yesterday and thought of Mary and smiled, "I miss her." Then today I picked up a bottle of clear base coat polish for my nails and it hit me, it was the bottle Mary had given me years ago. She gave me three square bottles and a lesson on taking care of my nails. :). Here it is 2019 and even though I only knew her a few short years she will forever be in my heart. "

"Mary was such a sweet spirit. We were neighbors and she always stopped to talk when we walked by her home. She was very inviting and always curious about how everyone was doing. Her smile and light will be missed. Rest in Peace Mary and may your family feel Gods hand on them."

"Mary/Missy I've known her for so long. Almost 30 yrs ago we met during orientation at Mt St Joe's. So many memories we managed to not live close to each other but we would talk frequently while she was driving home from work and try to get visits in as much as possible. We got to see each other 3 times in 2011. The last time was in Atlanta when we were driving back to Ohio with our newborn son who we adopted from Florida. She was her normal generous upbeat self making sure we were pampered every minute we were there. Even taking our wiggly 5 yr old into her bedroom for the night. That same 5 yr old ate most of their mac and cheese cups too. Kroger has them on sale this week and I started crying over mac and cheese. I was able to spend some time with Mary and Russ and family last month and I will always treasure that bittersweet time too. Prayers for Russ Andi and the whole family Mary will be missed so very much. We didn't have enough time with her here on earth."

"The loss of my sister will forever leave an empty place in my heart. I have enjoyed reading about her through others memories. I will forever miss the "Good Morning Sunshine" as we would start our daily trek to work which always made the car ride seem so fast as well as our evening chats reminiscing the days events. May your heart be lifted with joy as you enter Gods kingdom and walk hand in hand with Mom. All my love Andi"

"Mary was a very special person and I'm missing her deeply. She always greeted me with a "Good morning princess" or "Hey momma". We laughed and talked about so much. I will cherish the memories always and forever. Rest in peace "Princess"."

"We had the pleasure of knowing Mary for the last 2.5 years, as she was our neighbor. Russ and Mary are a couple who loved each other very much and radiated love and was a great inspiration for us. She was a kind, smart and a very helpful lady with great values. She was very fond of our little Sophie and stopped by our house every time Sophie was outside the house. I remember Sophie being so comfortable with Mary during her baptism party that they played together for an hour. I could see so much of a Mother's love in Mary's eyes that day. Oh Mary, we Miss You So Much!!!! We pray that her soul rests in peace and may the Lord bless Russ and Mary's family with strength, hope and love to get them through these very difficult times. "

"I, like so many, knew Marry because we worked at the same company. We did not work in the same department but when I would run into her or had a question about something, Mary would do her best to help out. It seemed, she knew everything about everything and was never wrong. And always had that cheery smile....."

"Missing you a lot."

"Mary was a ray of sunshine and a wealth of information. I was blessed to know her both professionally and personally. She always had a smile and words of encouragement for everyone. I will cherish all the memories. Mary will always be on my mind and forever in my heart. Rest in peace!"

"Our fondest memory of Mary (Missy) is from our ski trips to Seven Springs PA. She didn't have much experience skiing but she was determined and she was out there skiing. We will miss you Mary."

"I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Mary for many years. Not only did we support each other in a hectic work environment, we grew to be great friends and supported each other in our personal lives. Mary was a trooper, a true friend and i am glad to have had this time with her. She's out of sight for a little while, And you'll miss her touch and her little smile, But you know she is safe in the home above Where there is nothing but Peace and Love. "

"May the road rise to meet you. May the wind always be at your back. May the sun shine warm across your face, the rain fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet again may God hold you in the palm of his hand. Amen. Sleep gently dear Mary until we meet again. You are so loved by one and all. Aunt Kate and Buddy"

"I worked with Mary for about a year and a half. It became quickly apparent that she always had something for everybody, whether it was a full candy jar, a part of her lunch, a safety pin, a smile, anything! She either had it or knew someone that would have it. She was a valuable resource and friend. Mary will be truly missed."

"I worked with Mary for a few yearsat AT&T. Mary was always ready with a laugh and she was smart and helpful to all of us. My sympathies for her loss to those closest to her. She is missed far and wide."

"Whether it was "Goodmorning sunshine!" or "Listen here pal!", I'll still hear them echo in the Boca office and smile. I'm glad our paths have crossed and will always cherish the memories. "