Happy Birthday Mom! I still miss you so much. Many others here miss you also, especially Molly. I know Bob misses you too. Lately I have been able to think of you with much more appreciation and fewer clouds of grief. I think my grief took awhile both because I love you so much but also because there was so much pain in your passing, more than anyone should have to withstand.
I know that Lee is with you now. I imagine him surprised that death was not the end. I miss him too. I guess it is just the way on earth: the longer you live, the more people you will have to say goodbye (for now) to. I know that death is not the end, but I miss your voice, your smile, your words, your laugh, your wisdom and compassion.
I know that I will see you again, just not yet I pray. Molly is coming along so well, and she needs me right now. I still have work to do here so long as God agrees. Thank you Mom, for everything. I am so glad that you are in God’s Light and no longer subject to the hard realities here on earth. I am trying to listen more so if you have a message for me, I will try to hear it. Give my love please to others I miss there, especially Dad, Margaret, Marie, Lee, Capt Enno (Grandpa) and Cory.
I love you forever, I love you always, Guy.

Happy memories with Mary and I going to Fiber Art meetings in S. Austin and then to Baskin Robins for a treat. Thanks to Mary I have a lovely
god daughter, Molly.
Mary was a very good friend to me and all her loved ones.

Hi Mom,
Thinking of you today and continue to miss you. I visited your brother Lee (some of you know him as Charles Kuenzi) before he passed away this year. He was mostly bedridden although I was able to get him up and taking a few steps. Despite the shape he was in, and aware that death would soon come, he maintained a very upbeat attitude. He still had a sense of humor. I don’t think he believed in heaven, and I told him to not be surprised if he was wrong and found himself reunited with you, Margaret, his son Michael and others. I look forward to one day also being reunited with you, but I am in no hurry as I am still raising my daughter Molly, still blessed by the Love of my life, Sara. You are always with me Mom.
I Love you always.
Guy

Hi sis,

Seven years since I was hit with the news you could no longer be my counsel and best friend. You acted as both for most of my life and I miss you like crazy. Hugs and kisses from your baby brother.

Lee

Hey Sis,

Happy birthday. I remember you always hated that your birthday came on December 24 because a lot of family and friends would send you one gift and mark it Happy Birthday & Merry Christmas. You were cheated I agree.

2020 has been a crummy year with the pandemic. Trust me, you did not miss anything. I do miss your voice and your counsel.

Pam sends a hi also. Love you sis.

Hi Sis, Doesn't seem like six years since I lost you. I really miss talking to you.
Then again, I still talk to you. Your receiver is not set on mute is it?
Hugs, Lee

Happy Birthday sis. Let's see, you're 24 right? 36? 41? Forget it, in my mind you will be forever young. And I still miss you like crazy. As soon as you get phone service in, give me a call. Please?

5 years since Mary left this Earth. I keep thinking it gets easier but I miss you just as much today Mom. Molly and Sara also miss you and at times that means a smile - other times a cry. You always loved me - always spoke what you believed to be true - you always had my back. It is a great gift to have at least a few people in your life that you know will be there for you. I give thanks to your many blessings today. I will never forget you - I walk forward with you.

Can't believe it's been five years since I lost my only sibling. Miss you sis. I will never forget.

not an easy person to find. my other Mom has gone to
the place prepared for her by God. so i can't see her
as really gone. especially at my age. i'm on facebook
as jack allen myers. i guess ur not a ludite. Mary is blessed,
so death can't find her. you'll remember i said so, one day. J.A.M.

Hey sis, me again, your little brother. Damn it would be nice if I could pick up my cell and call you. You were always there when I needed answers or feedback to issues I was experiencing. I loved your little house in Wimberley. Expecially when the deer came to visit in the back yard.
In two more days, it will be your 83rd birthday. Thought I would get an early jump. You were the family Christmas child. Happy Birthday Mary. You and Sox are missed so much.

Hi Sis,

I really miss not talking to you. I really miss your fantastic liver & onions you used to make for me. Thanks for taking care of Sox for so long. Miss you both.

Lee

I was saddened to hear through my sister Frances that Cousin Mary had passed away. I believe the last time we saw each other was at our Uncle Chuck’s 90th birthday bash at Sun City Center, Fl. Even though miles separated us most of our lives, I remember with great fondness her very loving spirit and an intellect that was evident and noticeable even during our teenage years. Many were the family get-togethers at “the grove” in Elfers, FL, all of which were instrumental in generating the warmhearted memories I enjoy of my cousin. Loving sympathy to all of her family.

Chuck and I are sending our love and hugs to Guy, Sara and Miss Molly. It is hard to lose a loved one from our daily lives, but it is important to remember that their imprint on our hearts and souls will live on forever. Memories are the best! Embrace them for strength. We love you!

As an only sister, Mary went out of her way to harass, dominate and intimidate her only brother. But I got in my licks too. I won't give any detail on the mashed potato fight we had at the supper table. When the potato supply was exhausted, we moved on to the broccoli and succotash. So that's how it started. Only after I stopped moving around the country for my profession did we really begin to know each other. In a fairly short time span, she became my best friend and trusted advisor. Besides, having a psychologist for a sister means you get really cheap rates.

Inspiration. That's what Mary was, to me and anyone who came in contact with her. Inspiration. Her love for animals was a common bond we shared for years. Mary was different, a very unique individual. Just like her brother, she only danced to her own drummer. How can you not love someone as beautiful as this. I only wish more people had gotten to know her. Her talent as a fabric artist simply defied all boundaries. Her work echoed the artist - different, unique, one-of-a-kind.

Mary loved her sons and her grandkids. I'm pretty sure she also wound up loving her brother.

I already miss you sis,

Lee

I remember the first time I met Mary many years ago. She lived in Lufkin at the time and Guy brought her over to our little house in Hyde Park for dinner. I remember thinking "wow, what a cool lady!" She was so down to earth and easy to talk to. I cherished getting to know her over the years and really enjoyed having her move to Austin/Wimberly and seeing her more often. We liked to talk about gardening, sewing, quilting, reading and food. She was adventurous and amazingly resilient. She was a wonderful grandma and allowed our boy Judd to call her Aunt Mary which was very special. She had a special talent for giving Judd these great toys. She knew what kind of things intrigued him and to this day those presents from Mary are some of his favorites. I thought about Mary this morning when I saw the little boat bath toy that is a required accessory at bath time and it made me smile. I'm honored to have called her my friend and will miss her tremendously.

I am the only one here who wrote a story to go along with the picture I submitted. I have more pictures of Mary and will be putting them up in a few days. She is now rejoicing in heaven. We will see her again.

Wow....what a wonderful woman. I loved her passion for art and how unique it was. She didn't just paint a picture or draw a scene, she went deeper with the beauty in everything. People like Mary are hard to find and much needed in this world. I share her love for animals (including helping turtles cross the road in the rain), and her ability to produce such a magnificent garden. I'm sad for my Uncle Guy, my Aunt Sara, and my cousin Molly... but I know that we will all be together again one day. I know how much she loved you guys. You all made her life complete. I love you
-Kelly

Mary was an older first cousin. I did not get to see her very often but the few times I did, I knew she was a very special lady. I am pleased to know how well her family took care of her in her last days. I am also thankful that she knew The Lord and is now in paradise with him. My deepest sympathy to her family in their great loss.

I knew Mary Guy from the Austin Fiber Artists group. She was a great lady and a wonderful artist. Quiet but she touched my heart. She will be missed.

Mary was a unique combination of intelligence and grace, strength and kindness. As a trained Psychologist, she was a woman of science and yet she was intuitive, keenly aware of things less seen, and guided by her faith. Her nature was serene, meditative, reflective and insightful; however, if she sensed injustice or cruelty (especially with animals), she was a lioness. She was capable of deep insight, which is why I sometimes sought her council when light or answers evaded me. She was also an adventurer and loved nothing more than to go someplace she had never been. Now she has embarked on her next great adventure. I am eternally grateful to my mother: I will miss our conversations, our shared meals, the joys we shared watching little Molly grow and, most of all, our friendship that spanned so many years and so many changes.
Guy