My dearest Mary,
There are no words to describe how much, Brianna, Jordyn and I will miss you. I remember all of our wonderful conversations and how fond the girls were of you. The wonderful love and kindness you showed us. You will truly be missed but I know we will see you again one day in Heaven. 
Love 
Angeleque, Brianna and Jordy.

I only got the chance to know Mrs. Thompson for a short while but her legacy is her family.  She leaves behind an incredible family and that is a testimony to her love for them.  May her memory be a blessing to those who were fortunate enough to know her.  

She always prayed over myself and Sharon before we would leave the house to go on an outing.  That is how I will remember her, not only as the mother to my best friend, but as a strong woman of faith and prayer.  

Blessings to the family and friends.
Sincerely,
April Lessard and family

Our Hearts go out to Tom and his family.   Mary was always so loving to my girls, Thom and myself.  We will never forget her.   She was a beautiful lady and she had a  heart of gold.  We all love her and will miss her very much.

Mary was a wonderful, loving human being and she was loved by all.

Mom - You will truly be missed. I will miss our time’s together, our shopping trips, walking to the corner stone and our long phone calls and our discussions about cats. I will miss your good advice and loving comfort. I know I will see you again and this is not good bye but see you later, so until then, take care of Awessie and Marmalade for me. I love you - Sharon 

I have a clear memory of the first time we met.  It was a Sunday evening at the end of March or early April 1956.  It was at the enlisted men's club NAS Moffett Field iCalifornia.  In the midst of casual confersation, my company picnic, scheduled for next Saturday, came up and I invited Mary to join me that day.  She accepted, but since she was scheduled to fly to Tokyo the next day, she thought she might not return in time.  She did and we had a wonderful time together that day, followed by a drive-in movie and a drive-in restaurant.  We made no arrangements for  follow-up .  I was scheduled to leave for home the end of April while she would continue her service.  We did meet unexpectedly at the club the next day and again greatly enjoyed each other's company.   Not knowing how I could leave her behind, I did the only thing I could think of, I asked her to marry me.  She said yes and we were married May 5 1956.

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Mary L. Thompson

2 May, 1934 – 10 May, 2022

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