To the Bologna Family,

My condolences to all of you.  I just found out today and I want to let you know how much Mary meant to me while working at Oakmont Parkway.  She was a favorite of mine and I have many memories of her.  I have downloaded a picture of us while I played the Easter Bunny this past year.

Mary was a special person and always kind to all who knew her.  You are all in my thoughts and prayers and I will miss her daily.

Love, Sheila Frantz

My heart is heavy.  Although I know you’ve lived a long and wonderful life...and your with your loved ones and in a better place with Our Lord...I will always remember your kindness...seeing you every week and doing your hair was a pleasure... I will miss our conversations in trying to solve the worlds problems.  Lol. My life was Blessed knowing you. !  

Dear “Mom “ , “Nana” , you were so very dear to me . You made me feel like part of the family at our first meeting . I loved your sense of style , your laugh , your delicious meals & pies , your quick wit , but mostly how well you loved your family and grandchildren , like your sweet namesake Mary Katherine and our  Grace . We love you , we’ll miss you forever but we will see you again one find day 🙏🏼🕊❤️

So thankful to have met this wonderful lady even though it was just for a short few years. I will always remember her witty personality, mostly though her unconditional acceptance and love for others.

She raised some incredible children and  we are so thankful to know them.

Well done Mary. We will miss you so much.

Hugs, love and prayers.
Heidi and David

Aunt Mary had a way  of making you feel good when you were around her.  She was a genuine person, who was always fun to be around.

I went to the cottage with Joe by motorcycle.  The next morning Aunt Mary made a huge stack of pancakes.  When the meal was almost done, she offered me more pancakes.  I politely refused because I didn't want to take more than my share.  Aunt Mary prepared the remaining pancakes with butter nd syrup.  I thought that she prepared them for herself, but instead she called their dog, Brandy over, and those pancakes disappeared.  


I always had a good time with Uncle Joe and Aunt Mary at the cottage.













Aunt Mary will always hold a spot in my heart.  She was my favorite Aunt. I didn't get to see her as often as I would have liked.  But everytime it was such a joy. Always a smile and a laugh and the kindest heart. Now as her and Uncle Joe walk together in heaven, they can smile at the beautiful legacy they made. 

Aunt Mary was my second mom and my own mom’s best friend. She would always make me feel like I was her son and not just her nephew. I have so many wonderful memories of Christmas Eves with my family and her and Uncle Joe and all my cousins, and so many good times at The Cottage! 🇨🇦🇨🇦

Beautiful and sweet, kind and funny, loving and smart, I never heard her say a disparaging word about anyone. She was simply one of the finest people I’ve ever known. 

She’ll be missed by so many of us on Earth, but we can be assured she’s joined Uncle Joe with Our Lord in heaven. ❤️❤️❤️

It has been such a blessing to have mom for so long. She was so very grateful for the smallest gesture anyone did for her. She would say of the people at her assisted living , "I just love everyone here. There isn't anyone that I don't like". After Dad passed away, she was afraid of not knowing what would happen to her when she died. But through Bible Study she came to understand and believe what Jesus did for her. Her fear left her and she looked forward to seeing Jesus. And I look forward to seeing her again. Thank you, Lord!

Aunt Mary always had a smile on her face and an infectious laugh.  Lots of fun just to be around. We wish her family peace, she lived a long and kind life. Rest in peace.
Love, Tony & Linda Bologna

Aunt Mary was my godmother, and God,  it was a lot of fun going to visit her family. She and Uncle Joe made sure that everybody was happy, fed, well entertained, and there was always room for one more person to join her in playing cards at her table.

When ever she laughed at something it made me laugh more. She had a great laugh.

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Mary Kathryn Bologna

7 June, 1926 – 3 December, 2020

Kaul Funeral Home

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