Mary C. Feeley

Mary was born on January 15, 1928, to Antony and Marie Espinola in Visalia, California. She spent much of her youth on the family’s dairy farm, loved by her large family and friends.

Mary started her professional career with AT&T in 1952. She was initially a service representative and eventually became a manager over a large department. She also worked in the Engineering Department. She retired from AT&T after enjoying 33 years of challenges and making lifelong friendships.

Mary met and married the love of her life, John Paul Feeley, on July 16, 1976. They spent their early retirement years traveling the United States and into Canada. John was born on the East Coast and Mary on the West Coast. They loved seeing all the places from coast to coast. Their final trips were a week long cruise through Alaska and a two week stay in Hawaii, which they often reminisced about going one more time. Mary and John’s greatest pleasure and love was watching their grandchildren and great grandchildren as their lives unfold. Mary was so happy to meet her youngest grandson, a few days before her death…she had been waiting to meet him.

Mary was proceeded in death, by her husband, John Paul Feeley. Her two sons, Michael Trull and Mark Trull. Mary was proceeded in death by her brother, Tony Espinola, her sisters, Evelyn Espinola, Ruby Ann Merana, Helen Davis, and Rosemary Cole. Mary is also proceeded in death by her parents, Antony and Marie Espinola.

Mary is survived by her sister, Linda Wilson. Her daughter in law, Diane Trull and Mary’s stepson and his wife, Ron and Vera DeWolfe. Mary is survived by her sister-in-law, Lyn Espinola.

Mary is survived by her granddaughter, Katie Foster and her husband, Tucker Foster. Mary is survived by her grandson, Tyler Trull. Mary is survived by her two special granddaughters, Kenzie Provine and Tristian Doyle, who brought her so much joy.

Mary is survived by her great granddaughters, Hannah Foster, Sophia Foster, Olivia Foster, and Taylyn Trull. Mary is also survived by her great grandsons, Truce Trull and Robert Dewolf. Mary was also blessed with many nieces and nephews that she loved dearly, especially Stephynie Malik.

In lieu of flowers, Mary requested that remembrances be made to DAWGSnTEXAS, PO Box 911, Dalhart Texas, 79022 or ST JUDE’S Children Hospital, PO Box 50, Memphis, Tennessee 38101-0050.