Mary Monica Davis

Mary and I went to grade school together. Our families were friends. I am so sorry to hear of your loss. She was a very nice person.
Janie Ziegler Flagler

Martha, BJ and Tim; Melissa, Amie and families,

Would that we could all be as mild and kind as Mary Monica. Steve says that she was the quiet one; too young to actually play with but her pleasant personality did not go unnoticed. We are sorry that she had to suffer the pain of cancer and pray that she has been rewarded for her goodness, her hard work and sense of responsibility. May she live forever in our hearts and minds. Our hope is that she has found great peace and joy. God bless you.

Dear Melissa, Amie, Martha, BJ, and Tim,

Mary Monica is now at peace and free from the earthly pain she suffered. I remember her as a sweet and lovely child and a very fun cousin.

I send my sincere condolences and prayers as you say good-bye tomorrow.

Love,
Mary Margaret

Missy, Amie, and girls. I remember Ms Monica most when we were growing up. She made sure to keep us all in line but love us all like we were here. I remember the brownie mixes and books and wearing her robe ask day on her days off. I will miss her so much. So happy to have made memories with this beautiful lady. Love you all

Mary was a real sweetie and we loved her gentle spirit while at work. May the sweet communion of the Holy Spirit guide, protect and keep her family during this time, In Jesus Name. AMEN.

Dear Martha, Tim, Bernie, and all of Mary Monica's family,
Mary Monica will always be remembered as a most kind, loving and gentle spirit in our family. I know that she is enjoying a great reunion with her parents, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins. I wish her great love and joy as she enters her new life and eternal joy. Mary Monica, we are allll with you in spirit ! God Bless and Keep you as you enjoy your well deserved reward for all of the good you have sown on this earth.
Love and Peace .....(Cousin) Tina Scherr

My younger sister Mary has been a blessing to all of us from the beginning. Only six years older than our eldest daughter, Mary became "an older sister" to our four daughters and son. They spent hours playing house and dress up in Mom's attic..minus Joel, of course. He was probably skateboarding.
Mary's relaxed, jovial personality put everyone at ease. Mary was a loving provider for her daughters and husband.

It certainly doesn't seem possible that Aunt Mary has passed. I would say that her wry sense of humor & contagious smile made everyone's life fuller. I'll always remember her as working hard, playing hard and enjoying life. There are so many things that have and will continue to remind me of her... Just some of them are: eating sunflower seeds, red hots & club crackers, reading Mad magazine, playing dress up in Grandma's attic, making a playhouse while cleaning the hayloft, gathering eggs, swimming in the stock tank, riding King the big black plow horse, washing grandma's car, and on... She had a way of just making everything fun - even when it was chores. Missy & Aime, I can only imagine how much you will miss your Mom, but there will be so many wonderful memories that will keep her alive in all of our hearts.

Dear Missy and Amie and families,
I'm so sorry about Aunt Mary Monica's passing. My heart breaks for you girls and your families. My memories of your mom are of a fun-loving young woman, newly married to your your dad and all of the fun stories they would share of their boating adventures. She was, to me, a brave, fearless woman of the world, loving life and having the time of her life. I couldn't wait for them to come for their visits to Collyer and tell us more of their fun adventures. She was such a good story-teller! Your mom was a one-of-a-kind, so funny and so spunky! Just thinking of her brings a smile to my face. I will miss her. Love and prayers to you all. --Mary Alice