Mary, my girl I'm so lost for words as I sit  in an unbelievable state of mind. I miss our daily textes and certainly miss your voice. I am very grateful to have had you not only as my friend but my sister. I love you dearly.  You will forever be in my heart n soul.  Your giving heart was always there for others no matter how long or short you had known them...your infamous words "I Got You" 
Ride free my sister.
Love Always n Forever Michele

Hello my name is Ericka Martinez and I will be forever grateful to your beautiful daughter for making my benefit a success she made me feel so happy and normal I had breast cancer she let me ride her motorcycle and took pictures with me I will forever hold her always in my heart rest in peace my lil angel ride all you want down the roads to heaven.love you mary Torres


My condolences to the family as they mourn their daughter, sister, mother, n friend. Mary I spoke to you a few times n you were always so bubbly, n so happy, a free spirit that loved riding, ride free the golden streets of heaven, rest easy. GBNF

Mary you will truly be missed. I knew you only a short while but it was a pleasure having you as a friend. Your smile would light up a room and you were a lot of fun to be around. May God rest your soul and help your family heal. 
Love ya sister!  From me ChaCha and I'm more than sure I speak for alot of your biker friends.

Mary Ann Torres,

Even though we had our ups and downs,  I will miss the times I almost ran over your parked Motorcycle that you parked at the edge of the parking lot.  Your voice over the radio always drove me crazy but I knew when you called for something people would  move mountains to make things happen for you.  I'll never forget the fights we would have over the discrepancy list,  but at the end of the day we would make sure all discrepancies was closed out.   I wish you safe passage to the other side and would like to send my condolences out to your family.

Regards,

Darrell

I only new Mary from work, but the day I started talking to her I could tell she had a kind heart. I have an old car and when she seen it she wanted the keys and take it for a cruise. I told her I would take her for a ride in it, but never got the chance. When I brought the 4 wheeler to work she was the 1st one to jump on and wanted a ride. 
She had a strong, fearless spirit. Someone that you can't help but like the moment you meet them.
I will miss her smile and personality. She is part of our family and will live in our minds and hearts always.

I've known Mary for over four years and no matter what the situation was, we would always stop and give each other a hug,  no matter what.

She was a go-getter and did not let anything stand in her way.  One of the best wire-terminator, leader, and electrician Powell Offshore had in this present moment.  

I enjoyed working with her and she helped me tremendously on numerous projects.  Mary was one of a kind.   She was friend and she will truly be missed.  



I always noticed Mary in the mornings when we started our workday , she parked her motorcycle beside me for almost a year.
 She was always friendly and had something funny or witty to say , Mary was a hard worker, and got along well with her co workers.
Mary will be truly missed , I pray God's peace and healing during this time of loss for all the family.

Anthony Morgan 

She was a good person who will be missed. I still look for her in the mornings here at work. I pray that God comforts her family in their mourning.
3 And I heard a loud voice from the throne, saying, “Behold, the tabernacle of God is among men, and He will dwell among them, and they shall be His people, and God Himself will be among them, 4 and He will wipe away every tear from their eyes; and there will no longer be any death; there will no longer be any mourning, or crying, or pain; the first things have passed away.”
-- Revelations 21:3-4 NASB

I only knew Mary for a couple of years while she worked here at Powell. I feel very blessed to have known such a kind and wonderful soul. I enjoyed the conversations that we had, we normally talked about motorcycles and the how much fun it is to ride. I know she loved riding and I now regret that we never had the chance to take a ride together. We often discussed this and said we would do it someday soon. I have now lost that opportunity and deeply regret not making it happen. Mary was a large part of the electrical crew here at Powell, she was a leader within the team and will be truly missed by all that that was fortunate enough to have know her.

Mary's friend and coworker,
Mark Dougharty

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Mary Ann Torres

October 26, 1975 – July 11, 2018

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