"So sorry to hear of Sis' passing. She was cousin to my mom Evelyn Urich Nee. She came to my wedding in Chicago April of 1992. I believe they were always close. I remember your mom and dad, Tom fondly. Also remember fun times with all the Daly siblings. May she rest in peace with your dad."
In loving memory of
Isabelle M. Daly
December 5, 2015
Isabelle M. (Izzy) Daly, age 86, resident of Adams Pointe, died in Quincy at 3:00 P.M. on Saturday, December 5, 2015.
Isabelle was born on October 14, 1929, in Chicago, a daughter of Cyprian (Ziggy) Urich and Isabelle Robish Urich. On September 27, 1952, Isabelle married Thomas P. Daly in St. Rose of Lima Church in Quincy, IL. He preceded her in death on November 21, 1982.
Isabelle graduated from St. Anne's Hospital School of Nursing in Chicago in 1950. She worked as a registered nurse in Chicago and then at St. Mary's Hospital in Quincy until 1959. Following the death of her husband, Isabelle was actively involved with Macomb Burgers for a few years. She was a member of St. Peter's Church, where she belonged to the Altar Society. In addition, she was a long-time member of Spring Lake County Club and also volunteered with the St. Mary Hospital Guild.
Izzy spent many winters in Florida, where she visited with her children and grandchildren who lived there. She enjoyed walking the beach and collecting sea shells. Izzy will be remembered for making delicious and beautifully decorated Christmas cookies and finely detailed Christmas ornaments. Izzy also had an extensive Madonna collection, which she enjoyed displaying for others to see.
During the last few years, Isabelle especially enjoyed putting puzzles together, playing Scrabble, and visiting with her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her keen sense of humor remained intact and she kept those around her amused. Izzy became close to many of her caretakers at Adams Pointe, where she was assisted with great kindness.
Isabelle is survived by: five children: Mary Beth McGee and her husband, Aurie, of Quincy, Barbara Fincher and her husband Bob, of Louisville, Ky., Nancy Ridenour and her husband, David, of Dunedin, Fl., Robert Daly, and his wife, Lynn, of Quincy, and Diane Daly and her husband, Jim Jackson, of Essex, England; nine grandchildren: Erin McGee Knapheide and her husband Bo, Jessica Collier and her husband David Birdsong, Christine Collier and her fiancé, Joe Harris, Marty McGee and his wife Andrea, Shannon Collier Longfellow and her husband, Jeff, Brittany Daly Phillips and her husband Nick, Nathan Daly, Alyssa Daly, and Joshua Daly. Two step grandchildren: Brad Fincher and his wife, Annalise Page, and Jessie Fincher Bonnano. Three great grandchildren: Lauren, Libby, and Henry Knapheide. Four great step grandchildren: Riley and Finley Bonnano, Jack and Grayson Fincher: Three sisters-in-law: Alice Randazzo, Jan Daly, and Martha Daly. Numerous nieces and nephews survive.
In addition to her husband, Isabelle was preceded in death by parents, her daughter, Eileen, two brothers, Raymond and Robert Urich, and a great grandchild, Mary Ann Knapheide.
Services: Catholic Funeral Mass with Monsignor Leo Enlow officiating on Tuesday, December 8, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. at the Church of St. Peter.
Interment in St. Peter Cemetery.
There will be no visitation.
Memorials: Thomas P. Daly Scholarship fund at Quincy University, Quincy Catholic Elementary Schools Foundation, or Quincy Notre Dame High School.
Hansen-Spear Funeral Directors are in charge of arrangements.
Tributes
"Mary Beth & Family: The world lost a super great woman! You are in our thoughts and prayers...God bless."
"Sorry for the loss of your mother Izzy. She was a fine lady. A one of a kind person with a lot of spirit. I always enjoyed talking to her."
"Dear Mary Beth, Bob and Daly family, We were saddened to learn that your mother passed away. Our thoughts reflect on the many worthy accomplishments of your parents. We were glad to know your parents from Quincy College and join Quincyans in honoring their generous impact on our city. Your mother's joyful personality and caring demeanor were apparent to many. May God's Blessings and your fond memories of special parents comfort you as you carry on their meaningful legacy."
"My thoughts and prayers are with the Daly family and friends of Izzy. I have so many fond memories beginning with growing up across the street from the Daly family in South Park Terrace....and then it was the business association we formed with Sandy's and Hardee's. I always enjoyed visiting with Izzy at various business, community, family events and Florida trips. Wishing you love and peace."
"We saw Izzy only once 28 years ago in Dallas at Di and Jim's wedding blessing, and she and her family have been in our prayers ever since. Kay Cobb's comment about her dancing on the streets of gold struck a chord with us, and we'll always remember her that way. May God guide you through this time of grief."
"Mary Beth & Family: Les & I are keeping you in our prayers. Was sorry to hear about your mom. God Bless You."
"Mary Beth and family, My Mother and your's were housemates at the Arbors. I remember Izzy stopping by Mom;s room and saying, "now you take good care of her". She was such a sweet, caring lady. My God hold you near during this most difficult time. With Sincere Sympathy, Barb Moellring (daughter of Betty Rigg)"
"Prayers and thoughts for your family. Such a beautiful Mother. Very kind soul. My sympathy."
"Issy will be remembered as a talented and remarkable lady with a fabulous family. Her devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary was awesome and to be celebrating Issy's life on the Holy Day of the Immaculate Conception is SPECIAL. She is smiling at all of you. May the peace of Jesus Christ be with you! With love & prayers, Mary & Dave Oakley"
"Our Deepest Sympathy to the entire Daly family."
"Maxine and I are praying for you during these days. May your longtime memories be vivid, and your love for Mrs. Daly and her Lord sustain you in the days ahead. May her legacy remain in you and yours and may God bless this wonderful family. Bruce and Maxine Rice"
"Our sympathy to all of you for the loss of your mother. She was a truly classy lady. We can not make the funeral but we will be there in spirit. Celebrate her amazing life....."
"She was very sweet lady loved her when i used take care of her at st. Vincents nursing home at casita catherine... I send you my love and condolences.. may you seek peace in your hearts.. prayers sent..."
"my little Izzy. I will miss you so much when i go to work. My sympathy to the family. Thoughts and prayers are with you all. I can see her dancing on those streets of gold. What a lady she was."
"I feel very honored to have had the opportunity to care for Izzy and have the privilege to know such a wonderful family. My thoughts and prayers with each of you. God bless."
"Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Sincerely, Paul & Janise"
"Dear Bob, Lynn and family, Please accept our condolences on the passing of Izzy. She was a very special lady and I never did see her without a smile on her face and a warm greeting. I know that she will be greatly missed, but I also know that she did her best to lead by example and try to impress upon younger people the value of respecting others. Heaven has gained an angel."
"We remember many good times with Izzy and Tom and family when we were all at Spring Lake and raising our families. Even though it's been years since seeing any of you, we never will forget you. Our prayers are with Izzy and all of you at this time."
"To the entire family, we are very sorry for your loss. Aunt Izzy was truly a special and dear woman as well as a great friend to my mom, her sister in law, Alice. Their trips together to Ireland are I am sure some of the best moments in mom's lifetime. Thanks to Uncle Tom, Aunt Izzy and their crew of six, my family has so many memories of some very happy times and visits together. All our love, your cousins, Patricia and Paul"