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Mary Scottoline

Date of Death: April 13, 2014
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Mary “Mother Mary” Scottoline, age 90 on April 13, 2014, of Miami Beach, formerly of Bala Cynwyd, PA Survived by her children Frank Scottoline, Lisa Scottoline, and Nicholas Eugene DiVario, and her granddaughter Francesca Serritella. Predeceased by 18 brothers and sisters. Relatives and friends are invited to her Memorial Service Tue. 11 A.M. at theContinue Reading

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Vincent Cipriano left a message on November 2, 2014:
my prayers for you and your entire family,, you always wish the ones you love will last forever, and unfortunately they always, no matter how old, leave us too soon.. that Cancer is a terrible disease, as my mother battled and lost to Pancreatic Cancer,, xoxo
Marianne Simpson left a message on April 20, 2014:
I, too, immensely enjoyed the columns Lisa wrote about Mother Mary. As a fellow West Catholic Girls High graduate, I applaud her funny antics. Will keep the whole Scottoline family in my prayers. RIP Mother Mary
Mary Shicatano left a message on April 18, 2014:
We all know someday we must say goodby to our Mother but It isn't easy to do. Your mother was special and I am so sorry for your loss. Iknow you will keep her spirits alive in writings and we will all smile when we read them. Mother Mary Shicatano
John Stevulak left a message on April 18, 2014:
Deepest sympathy to Lisa and her family at this most sad time. May the love of friends and God comfort you. Sincerely, John
cathy carchidi left a message on April 15, 2014:
it did not surprise me that I sobbed when I read about your mom. when that awful day happens, you become a member of the broken hearts club...a fracture you will feel for the rest of your life. nothing heals it, as it should be. however, you and your family will learn to rely on the wonderful memories of your loved one and carry on each day with mom/grandmom in your hearts.
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Moe Moyer left a message on April 15, 2014:
My thoughts and prayers are with your family. The loss of your mother is beyond description, no matter her age. Mother Mary was such a delight at your book signings, as well as your column stories about her. She will be missed by all of your fans, no doubt. Take care of yourself and one another as you walk the road to recovery.
Marilyn Waxberg left a message on April 15, 2014:
So very sorry to hear about the loss of beloved Mother Mary. She was always such a hoot at your Exton B&N book signings and I did so enjoy meeting her. Moe and I always got a kick out of your columns describing her (mis)adventures. Moe would often hand me the paper and say, "This sounds like your mom!" Indeed. Know we are thinking of you and your family during this time of loss. It will always be with you, but the pain will slowly dissipate. Our sincerest sympathies go out to you.
April Romano left a message on April 15, 2014:
So sorry to hear that your Mother passed away.I looked forward to reading about her on Sun. morning. She always made me smile with her antics & genuine love of her family. God bless you & your family during this sorrowful time. April Romano
Debbi Peters left a message on April 15, 2014:
My heartfelt sympathy to the Scottoline family. As a regular reader of Lisa's 'Chick Wit' column, I've come to think of her family as part of my extended family. Mother Mary's exploits have brought many a smile to my face. I will miss her and her white lab coat.
Anthony Lopo left a message on April 14, 2014:
My sincere condolences to cousins Lisa and Frank, and to Francesca. Wish I could be there to say my goodbyes to Aunt Mary and help you through this in what little way I could. Love you, RIP Aunt Mary.
Terry Monaco left a message on April 14, 2014:
Enjoyed reading about Mother Mary and felt I knew her as a distant relative. Wanted to send my condolences to the family for the loss of a great, strong woman. Rest in peace Mother Mary, you have left many good memories for your family.
Joe and Carol Friedman left a message on April 14, 2014:
We were saddened to read of your mom's/grandmom's passing. Though we never met her we felt like we knew her from Lisa's and Francesca's columns. Please know that we share your pain and we'll say a prayer for your family. May her memory be a blessing and source of strength to everyone.
irenebrown` left a message on April 14, 2014:
Although she was "Mother Mary", she was also "Fodder Mary" for your sentimental writings. Her loss leaves a hole in your heart that no one else can ever fill, but we are all grateful for the 4 score & 10 years Our Lord gave her on this earth. Peace & Prayers to you, Francesca, Frank, and all those who loved her and love you, Lisa. Irene Brown - Downingtown, PA (yesterday as I listened to Sid Mark after church, I thought about her and how those sounds echoed through South Philly on Sunday mornings while our mothers "stirred the gravies" - memories of another day..)
sandra krapf left a message on April 14, 2014:
Please accept my oondolences with the passing of Mother Mary. I have followed her life through the Scottoline Sunday columns for many years... Your memories of her will carry on forever and ever.. with sadness Sandra Krapf An avid reader/follower of Lisa Scottoline
Kathy Siciliano left a message on April 14, 2014:
Ms. Mary Scottoline was a high-spirited, courageous woman. She kept conversation lively and edgy, as it should be in the tradition of Italian dialog. She was a stimulating pulse in her family, always provocative, never boring and full of endless love. She had a stoutheartedness we all can admire. One could not help but gravitate toward her spirited ways and learn from them. Mother Mary has grown beyond our world. Now, out of pain and the confines of the physical body, she can finally grow to her rightful potential and share herself in paradise beyond. Go for it Ms. Mary!
Kathy Siciliano left a message on April 14, 2014:
Ms. Mary Scottoline was a high-spirited, courageous woman. She kept conversation lively and edgy, as it should be in the tradition of Italian dialog. She was a stimulating pulse in her family, always provocative, never boring and full of endless love. She had a stoutheartedness we all can admire. One could not help but gravitate toward her spirited ways and learn from them. Mother Mary has grown beyond our world. Now, out of pain and the confines of the physical body, she can finally grow to her rightful potential and share herself in paradise beyond. Go for it Ms. Mary!
Donna Parshall left a message on April 14, 2014:
Lisa and Francesca, I am so sorry for your loss. Having just heard your stories about Mary last week at the writer's conference in Dayton, I took your advice and Googled her. That's when I saw the obituary. You and your family are in my prayers.
Lisa Silvera left a message on April 14, 2014:
Mother Mary My love, I will miss your amazing soul and spirit (and HUMOUR!) but take great comfort in knowing that heaven has gained an ANGEL. Mary you were a friend, confidant, partner in crime and, well, like a mother to me. I had the honour and pleasure of your LOVE for years and thank GOD for that. May GOD bless you and keep you safe eternally. RIP my love, RIP. I LOVE YOU and Mom (Alicia) does too. Bless you Angel, Lisa xoxox Love to Frank, Lisa & Kiki - LOVE.
Marty Keeley left a message on April 14, 2014:
My deepest condolences to the entire Scottoline family. I never got to meet Mother Mary, however, I felt like I knew her from all the great stories Lisa told about her. Not a day will go by that you will not think about her. She will be in your hearts forever. Love, Marty Keeley
Marty Keeley left a message on April 14, 2014:
My deepest condolences to the entire Scottoline family. I never got to meet Mother Mary, however, I felt like I knew her from all the great stories Lisa told about her. Not a day will go by that you will not think about her. She will be in your hearts forever. Love, Marty Keeley
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Diane Donovan left a message on April 14, 2014:
So sorry to hear of the passing of your wonderful mother. Having a character for a mother I understand the joys and sometimes frustration of a woman who was always her own person. My God bless you, your brother and daughter.
Diane Donovan left a message on April 14, 2014:
So sorry to hear of the passing of your wonderful mother. Having a character for a mother I understand the joys and sometimes frustration of a woman who was always her own person. My God bless you, your brother and daughter.
Diane Donovan left a message on April 14, 2014:
So sorry to hear of the passing of your wonderful mother. Having a character for a mother I understand the joys and sometimes frustration of a woman who was always her own person. My God bless you, your brother and daughter.
Denise Bush left a message on April 14, 2014:
Lisa and Francesca, so very sorry for the loss of such an amazingly wonderful mother and grandmother. Quite evident you all adored her, and she you. There is never a good time to lose our mother, but the memories and fantastic stories will be retold at every family gathering, and the love she gave you will be in your hearts each day. Thank you for sharing Mary with us in your Sunday column. What a gift!
Angie left a message on April 14, 2014:
I am so sorry to hear about Mother Mary's passing. I have thoroughly enjoyed reading about her many adventures over the years. She so reminded me of my mother, although mine was German! (Same strong, honest personality) Please know that she will always be remembered by your many readers. You are all in my prayers.
Frances Fanelli left a message on April 14, 2014:
So sorry to read of the passing of Mother Mary. Through Lisa and Francesca, I felt like I knew her well. She must have been a real character. My prayers to the Scottoline family. Frances Fanelli
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