We were to sorry to learn that Molly has died.  We have such wonderful memories of old Canton days with all of the Raleys.  Much love to Gertie, Carl and family.

Great success in every endeavor came naturally for Molly.  Her charm and wit and zest for life was evident in everything she did and said.  We loved Molly and her wonderful family for so many years from high school days on.  It was always special each Christmas to get together and "catch up." Her loss is irreplaceable. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of her family and friends.

My heart goes out to Molly's family and friends.  Molly was great to work with and will be truly missed.

I am so sorry to hear this news.  From our first event - the Lyric Opera - to all the times we sat next to each other at the Goodman Theatre and had more than our share of good food and hearty laughter with other FMC friends at the old Como Inn.  Even now when we're driving down Roscoe Street in Lakeview, I think about Molly and dear Anne Dixon.  Molly will be missed but all the memories I will cherish is thinking about the great fun we had.

Molly and worked together at Voicecom.  We did not have the occasion to speak and not be in tears laughing by the end of the conversation.  Wonderful capacity for love and a real gift for seeing the good and fun in everything.  She will be sorely missed. My condolences to the family of Molly.

Molly was a pleasure to work with and I will always remember her contagious smile. She was a very caring and kind woman.

Dear Molly,

You will never be forgotten by your friends; we were inspired by your courage, good humor, wisdom and kindness. Your spirit was with us this past weekend at Harbert; I felt your presence as I walked up the steep beach stairs.  It was my privilege to know and love you.... Margo Brown

I was so sorry to hear of Molly's death. I worked with Molly at VoiceCom & after I left, we used to have yearly luncheons together. She was so brave about her cancer & also had a sense of humor to help her through this difficult time. May she rest in peace.

Molly was a great teacher and friend.  She and I worked together at Wells Elementary and had a great time doing what we loved, teaching children.  We also had great lunches and laughs together.  She was truly a wonderful person.

Molly was an amazing woman.  She had a deep capacity for love.  I will miss her brave spirit, keen intelligence, and loving sense of humor. 

Her relationship with her little friend Lols was such a gift and, in the last years of Molly's life, gave them both so much pleasure and comfort.  

Arlene Hirsch

RIP dearest friend Molly. We loved you with all our hearts. Always, Elaine, Howard, Myles and Mark

I'm so glad that I had the opportunity to meet Molly and to become a friend. She was always so much fun when we got together with Mary and Aunt Stas. Very fond memories!! You are in my thoughts and prayers!!! Love, Connie

Molly was my friend who sharred with me countless wonderful experiences in the journey of life. My world is richer for having know her. She became a part of my family. I will never forget her. She will be missed but in our hearts forever.

She was the ultimate Lady..Remembering all of our trips to the Windy City.

She was such an amazing person! She was my third grade teacher and gave me so many wonderful memories.....she made such an impact that I named my first daughter after her...Molly, and was a huge reason for my choice of education as a career! What a class act.

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Mary Raley

September 15, 1939 – August 5, 2012

Sunset Hills Memory Gardens

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