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Condolences (10)
J
My condolences to the family.
C
To all her loved ones: Mary Frances was an inspiration to all who met her. I will always have a special place in my heart for the love and kindness as well as the inspiration to overcome adversity that she showed my daughter Mary Martha. The most remarkable thing about Mary Frances is that she demonstrated that any setback in life, known to some as a handicap, through sheer strength of character and faith in God, can be turned into a success. We will miss her in person, however her spirit will be held in love, in our hearts, forever. Carl & Mary Martha Davis
J
Mary Frances was more than a class favorite in the Beaumont High School class of 1956; she was the favorite. We remember her struggle with the effects of polio, but her courage, perseverance, and patience overshadowed any challenges she encountered. Mary Frances’ family, her friendship, and the memory of her cheerfulness are the enduring legacy she left us all. She lived her life with grace, dignity, humility, and gentle determination. The awards she received from her success in business were merely external recognition of a wonderful woman beloved by all who knew her.
C
Mary Frances was an inspiration to all. Her ready smile and sweetness came through and is so appreciated. I know we will all cherish her courage and our friendship with her.
J
Thinking of you and wishing comfort at this time of loss. "Praise be to the God and Father of compassion and the God of all comfort." II Corinthians 1:3 Member of BHS Class of 1956
R
What a lovely person!
M
The passing of a wonderful lady, Mary Frances Dishman Sherlock leaves a deep hole in the hearts of many people. Her presence in this life was one of great strength and encouragement to all she knew. Her bright and shining smile will be missed by everyone. God bless you, dear friend.
D
Mary Frances has always given her support for our Beaumont High Class of `56 reunions. She will be in our thoughts as a kind and gracious person who was a true friend to many. We enjoyed the chance to visit with her at our 50th reunion in March 2006.
G
What sad news to learn of the passing of such a loved member of the BHS Class of 1956. Mary Frances was a favorite of everyone in our class. My sympathies are with her family. May your memories put a smile on your face and in your heart. Most sincerely, Glenda
B
A great eversmiling lady will be missed by many.