Mary Ann Whitley Sockler

So sorry to hear of your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Dr. Sockler, I will let my Dad know.

Elizabeth, hard to believe that we both lost our Mom's within a few weeks of each other. You are now a part of our sad sisterhood.

We were so sorry to hear about Mary Ann's passing. She was a wonderful, energetic and giving person. We have so many fond memories. Love to all! Ginger, Bruce, Brad, Lauren, Daniel and Violet

Mary Ann was such a loving and welcoming person. It was such a pleasure to have her as part of our family and to be a part of hers even if it was for a short while. She will be greatly missed.
-Lindsay Sockler

Elizabeth, Dave and family,
We were so saddened to learn of Mary Ann's death. She was about the first person to welcome us to Trinity and the Hamaco Class. She never met a stranger. She liked everyone and never had an unkind thing to say about anyone. She was in the kitchen, at the hospital, the bedside or wherever she was needed with her smile and hard work. She will be so missed. You are all in our prayers.

Nancy and John Grau

I AM SO SAD THIS HAPPEN . MY THOUGHT AND PRAYS ARE WITH YOU.

When Mary Ann moved in next door to us, I thought she was going to be a good neighbor..........she turned out to be a wonderful friend! She made a measurable difference in our lives and we will always be thankful to have known her. We truly loved her.

Hal and Donna Burton

Elizabeth,

I'm so sorry for your loss. Your mom was a very fun lady and I know that you will miss her.

Margaret Bood

Judy and I thoroughly enjoyed the times we were with Mary Ann. She was a charming, funny lady!

David, Judy's and my prayers are with you. We both understand the grief that you are going through at this time.

I told Mary Ann that she was my favorite Step-Mother-In-Law and she was, but it was an unbecoming title to a great friend and fellow west Texan. She represented to me the rough and rugged ranching woman not afraid to stand before a mad bull or to cry over her pets. Mary Ann always cared much more for others than herself. Our grief is full because of the shock of her quick demise; she was so hearty. I can still hear Mary Ann say, "We're gonna whup this thang!" And, you know, she did: she's back with Ollie and Momma and Daddy.

Dr. Sockler and family, I am very sorry for your loss. I did not know your lovely wife, but you were my son's doctor for many years and I just don't believe you would marry anyone any less wonderful than yourself. so that leads me to believe she was a wonderful, loving lady. I pray God will wrap you in his loving arms until you are together again.

I will keep you in my prayers.
God Bless
Tammy Silvestrini
Jacob Langston's mom