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O’Brien, Mary C. September 6, 1934 - July 17, 2020

Calling Hours:  4 to 7 pm, Monday, July 20, 2020

Mass: 10:45 am Tuesday, July 21, 2020, St. Joseph's Church, Bronxville

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    Maryellen L Mullin-Yonkers says

    We have all lost a beautiful friend in Mary O’Brien. Mary gave selflessly to all she knew – or just met. She shared her generosity of spirit, love for Ireland and warm smile wherever she went. Mary made friends so easily. She loved traveling to Ireland and had a plan to visit every year – especially her beloved Donegal. We will miss you dear Mary. “May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face; the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand.” (Traditional irish Blessing)

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    Brid Fahy says

    Sorry to hear about Mary passing. May she rest in peace. We have many fond memories of her many visits to Ireland. From Sean & Brid Fahy. Co Roscommon Ireland.

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    David Gavin says

    Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam, condolences from Ireland.

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      Fiona Fahy Brennan says

      RIP Mary
      We have many fond memories of your visits to Ireland since you searched your Fahy roots 20 years ago.
      Condolences to all your family and friends in NY
      You lived life to the full and we will miss your visits.

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    Bernadette Gavin nee Fahy & family says

    Will miss you Mary on your visits to Sean & Brid Fahy Ballinasloe Co Roscommon – Always enjoyed meeting you. May you Rest In Peace.

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    Robin Page says

    Volunteer Services at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital extends their deepest sympathy to Mary’s family. Mary had been a volunteer in the emergency room for 12 years. Mary was a very dedicated volunteer and was loved and respected by all who had the pleasure of knowing her. She will be sorely missed.
    Thank you for your volunteer services Mary C. O’Brien

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    Padraig Fahey says

    My dear aunt Mary, so sorry we were not able to connect much this past year. I always enjoyed our talks. You’ll be missed much love to you.. love Paddy

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    Sally Williams says

    Mary O’Brien was a magnificent world-class woman! I enjoyed her warmth and beautiful style. We met each other exercising side by side. She exuded a vitality and spirit that was contagious and joyful. I love this photo of her. It really captures Mary’s essence. Mary, I am sorry I didn’t get to speak with you in your final weeks. You were in my heart and will remain there, ever smiling….ever alive!

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    Maureen mckellow nee fahy says

    Sorry to hear of Mary’s passing. May god’s angels carry you to your rest. Always enjoyed meeting you.

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      Fred H. McGrath & Son says

      Linda Termini
      ltermini@optonline.net
      24.185.72.139
      A wonderful neighbor to my mom. Always waited till she came to Sag Harbor. Will miss her smiling face.
      Will be missed. Rest In Peace Mary.?

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    Mary Roche says

    The Bronxville Senior Citizens extend our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Mary O’Brien. We are saddened by the loss of our dear friend, Mary. Mary’s kindness and friendly smile will not be forgotten. She will be greatly missed.

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    Noreen Stack says

    Mary was a beautiful classy lady. Inside and out. Her sense of humor,, joyful disposition and sweet personality were enjoyed by every one she met. Mary will be missed by so many. I know God is holding you in the palm of his hand.

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    Pauline McDonagh says

    Mary was a spirited lady who loved Ireland. Sorry I did not know of her illness until recently. Rest in Peace Mary.

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    rita skerys says

    I wish I had another chance to talk with you and catch up on your life and take care of your plants while you went to your second home in Ireland. I will miss you.

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    Staff at the Bronxville Public Library says

    Mary was proud of her Irish roots, especially on one of her visits, when she shared a cup of tea with Oscar wining actress, Maureen O’Hara. Mary was an avid reader and one of the Bronxville Public Library’s most devoted patrons. It was always a pleasure to see Mary since she was always cheerful and positive, making her a staff favorite. We will all miss her.

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    Wife of the late Tom Fahy & family. Dublin says

    Very sorry to hear of Mary’s passing. Enjoyed meeting you on your annual visits to ireland. Rest in peace.

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    calvin fahey says

    My dear sweet, kind Aunt Mary. I will miss our long wonderful talks about the unity of family, honesty, and the virtues of truth. Thank you for preserving the best The Fahey family has to offer. Godspeed