Mouse was always one of the fun aunts.  Lots of laughter when she was around.   I still remember the life sized rag dolls she made for each of the Hurley granddaughters. Mine had blonde hair and blue eyes. Treasured memories

My Dear Aunt Mousie,
How wonderful it was to bask in your love.  I love you and will hold you in my heart until I see you again.  May Almighty God bless you as you bask in His love in your everlasting life in Heaven.

I loved the way "Aunt Mousie" (as my mother, Katy called her) welcomed me into her home on my visits to Livonia, and showered me and my family with her love. On one occasion, when I visited after a trip to Greece, she and Uncle Jack took me into Detroit for a dinner in "Greektown".  She loved to share her Catholic faith, stories of her trips, Hurley laughter, motherly encouragement, delicious meals and joy of life.  I especially loved watching her with my children.  To be in her presence was to feel love.   My precious cousins, your mother is with you always.  You are in my prayers.  God bless you.  Love, your cousin, Cathy

Hurley family gatherings were always more entertaining and enjoyable when Mouse (and Jack) were a part of them. She had a great sense of humor and a contagious laugh. My condolences to the family. 

What a wonderful neighbor and friend Mrs. Becker has been!  We often chatted at the fence about our days and children.  She invited my boys and I to the pool for the first time.  I quickly learned that she was quite the social butterfly at Fairway Farms and was always sitting with many friends.  She loved watching my boys and day care children playing in the backyard.  She always wanted to cuddle with the babies.  She was so proud of her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, often sharing stories of her bunch.  She was also a big fan of the Packers and had lots of dark green and gold decor around the house.  Unfortunately, I moved into the neighborhood a few months after Mr. Becker died but have heard nothing but wonderful things about him.  Mrs. Becker is now with God and the love of her life.  My heart and prayers go out to her family.  She has been missed at the pool for years and will continue to be missed in the neighborhood.  Blessings,  Barb Vicars

I will always remember the out pouring love. 

Aunt Mouse
Being a Hurley that sharp wit of hers jokingly came out at the craziest times! I recall a time when I was quite young and we were staying at the Manawa house. A shared family home that we all visited as a family with all the cousins. This particular day I remember coming out of the outdoor privy and closing the door, as I walked towards the house aunt mouse looked at me sternly and said “ I did’t hear you flush”!...Never gave it a thought...marched back in there and looked for the flush handle. When I came back out there she stood laughing contagiously! Yup...she got me!
Love you Aunt Mouse..Till we meet again!

Sympathy’s to all of Mouse’s family. She was one of my favorite aunts. May she Rest In Peace.

Grateful that Sister Agnes and I were able to Visit Mary in her home and offer prayers for her.  We trust that she heard and appreciated our prayerful support through Angela Hospice. 

OBITUARY

Mary Becker "Mouse"

March 18, 1931 – November 9, 2020

Harry J Will Funeral Homes

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