Cousins, I am so sorry for your loss, we all have great memory's of Thanks Giving fun at Grandma Wright's then later years at the Schuster's. Aunt Mary will be missed.

Mimi, there was no better grandma or friend in the entire world than you. I miss you and your hugs each and every day but I know that one day I will get to hug you again. The happiest times of my life were memories shared with you. I love you.

Mary was a special lady who loved her family very much.  So sorry for your loss Steve, Katie, Liz.

Patty Dick

Mary was my P.E.O. sister(Chapter GJ).  I remember attending at least a couple of meetings in her lovely home.  I also remembering literally 'bumping' into Mary in Alaska!  We were on a small boat out scouting bald eagles and other wildlife.  We then saw each other on the cruise ship!  She always had a smile and kind words!

Mary, was my mom's, Barbara Barden, dear friend. As children we had many a fun adventure with the Schuster Family. Later, my husband and children hosted Mary and my mom in Olympia Wa. Mary had a wonderful sense of fun, I can still hear her laugh. Mary was kind, and gracious. We will miss her. We wish you all peace!

The Wyllies lived across the street from Mary's parents home and I, Kay, used to babysit for her children at times.  What a lovely family!  I also boarded my horse at their home near the Roundup Club for one year in 1973 after moving home from California.  I rode with Susan at times.  Always felt so welcome in Mary's presence.  She will be missed.  My parents, Walter Wyllie, passed away in 2000 and mother passed at 93 in 2011.  I know mother always enjoyed Mary's friendship!  What a reunion of friends in Heaven!

May15, 2015
To Mary Schuster Family
Kathy Campbell, my daughter and I want to express our deepest sympathy to all of you and Mary's passing. I've know Mary since high school and Kathy had a class with her at KU, plus she knew Kate. I always enjoyed visiting Mary, wherever we would run in to one another.  We know you have many wonderful memories of her, as do her friends.  Words say very little at a time like this, but knowing people are thinking of you and caring, maybe helps.  We hope so.

Sincerely,

Kathy Campbell and Jackie Campbell Petersen

Mary was a special person, a wonderful friend and neighbor.  Marlboro Rd was not the same after she moved. 

Our sympathy to all her family and loved ones.

Ted and Ermilou Bryan

Mary's home on Mulvane had a wonderful attic in which many of us had great times.  Mary's Dad always had candy and bubble gum available. Mary  was fun and pretty.  Such great memories, Jeanne Hunter Fellows, Tucson, AZ

I have so many beautiful memories of treasured times with Mary. The funniest (among countless funny times) was when she tried to teach Katie's chocolate lab puppy how to swim at Lake Sherwood. The sweetest was when she gave my little daughters handmade Christmas ornaments because she knew they had their own trees in their rooms. They still hang those ornaments 25 years later. The saddest is when we cried together after Del's funeral, remembering the deep friendship he and my dad had shared. The best "day starter" was walking into my parents' kitchen before I headed off to work, and seeing Mary there having a cup of coffee with my mom as she fixed my dad breakfast. We spent many happy Labor Day and Memorial Days together and hundreds of ordinary days in between. Mary, your earthly body is taking a much deserved rest but your soul is soaring to the heavenly heights. Please give Del, Doane, George, Lou, Orville, and Scott a hug from the Bridge Group (that didn't play bridge) and their numerous children. There are a few canines up there that would love a reunion as well. We will raise a toast to you on Monday. You are and were adored, respected, and above all, loved.

So sorry to hear about Mary.  Hold onto your wonderful memories of her.

All of us on Stonybrook Villas will miss Mary's quick wit and charming personality.  She was a lovely person inside and out.  Marsha Plush

Sorry to hear about Mary's passing. She was a real good friend when we were six and seven years old. Her parents and my parents, Ticie and Edith Kintz, were dear friends. Praying for complete healing and comfort for the families. Marlene Kintz Lohrbach and Terry Lohrbach.

I have 67 years of memories of Mary and I treasure them all.  She was a wonderful friend and I will miss her.

Calli, you know she would say "I love YOU Calli girl!"

We will all miss Mary's beautiful smile, wit and humor. She was a delightful lady with her gracious style and warm heart.  We have missed seeing her out on occasion, taking her beloved, "Bella," for a daily stroll.

"The world is not conclusion,
 A  sequel lies beyond,
Invisible as music
But positive as sound". (Author unknown)

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mary's family

Her friends and neighbors,
Stonybrook Brook Association

Mary and I taught together at Pauline Central.  We also car-pooled to work.  I loved hearing stories about her family.  She was a wonderful person, friend , and teacher.
Susan Chilson

So many good memories when we all lived on Marlboro Rd...Mary was a terrific person and a real lady... Our thoughts are with her family....Jacque & Jim Pusateri

OBITUARY

Mary Louise Schuster

April 5, 1933 – May 7, 2015

McGilley State Line Chapel

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