Mary Louise Ainsworth

Mary Louise and I went through Sour Lake school together from first grade through twelfth. She was a dear friend, always loyal. Caring thoughts go out to her family.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

It's been a long time since Mary and I graduated from high school in 1949. I hope that Mary had a wonderful life surrounded by loving family.

May the Lord bless and hold you in His loving arms until we meet again.
Thanks for being my friend all these years.

– A 49er –

Mary Louise was the first person I met when I moved to Sour Lake, in January 1946. We remained friends until this very day. We were the graduating class of 1949, known as the 49er’s. It is sad to loose a friend.

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY FOR YOUR LOSS. MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU.

I so remember the first time I met you when you rode up to the back door of my shop on your lawn mower to get your lunch. Our friendship has grown immesly since that day. We will miss your smiling face. As your health went down our service to you became even more personal. Youplaced your order and Shirley not only delivered your lunch, but got your paper and your mail with pleasure. You will definitely be missed. God bless you and may the perpetual lightbshine upon you. RIP with Christ.

Our prayers go out to the family. Mary was a kind person and a great neighbor.

I am going to miss you Ms. Mary. You are such a kind lady to all creatures. Love and prayers to your family.