Contributions to the tribute of Maryann E. Meckfessel

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Clark Miller uploaded photo(s)

Thursday, July 2, 2020

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I miss you more and more every day. You were a true hero to me, and my biggest inspiration. I will forever cherish all of the time we spent together, and memories made along the way. You will always hold a special place in my heart, and I will always love you. One of the biggest things you always wanted me to achieve was finding a career I was passionate about. In the mail today I received my acceptance into Technical High School, where I can purse my dream of working in culinary. You are the reason why I gave my future career so much consideration, and I am going to peruse it for you. Thank you for being my best friend, I love you so much Grandma. Love, Clark.

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Nicole Rabena posted a condolence

Monday, May 4, 2020

Mom, I can’t believe you’re gone. I will forever mourn the years we won’t have together and forever celebrate the years that we did. You were the truest of wives, the epitome of motherhood, the kindest most giving friend, a devoted sister and the best gift a child could ever want in a Grandma. You lived life to the fullest, never doubting the path you were on. Every day was an adventure to you. I will never understand why you were taken so soon but I will live every day to the fullest in your memory. I love you Mom. Love, Nicole ♥️

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Suzanne Lee Dobry posted a condolence

Friday, May 1, 2020

From the whole Lee Family to the Meckfessel/Katona Family, our heartfelt condolences. The love you shared with your Mom, Leslie, was so obvious. We mourn for our losses and we rejoice in the gift we were given for so many years. God bless, may you and your families find peace and love. XO

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Lisa Morse posted a condolence

Friday, May 1, 2020

We are so lucky to have had Maryann in our lives. Al knew Maryann since the Naval Academy days. However, life took Al & Mike on different paths and it wasn’t until 2014 that they reunited. We were traveling across the country after Lisa’s retirement and took Mike up on his offer to visit them at their beautiful home in Glen Mills. Instantly the four of us became best friends. From that moment on we set out on a mission to pack in as much fun and adventure into our lives as we could. To that end we filled our lives with cross country trips to each other’s homes, a European road trip with a stop in Morocco, and camping caravans up and down the East coast. Maryann and Al shared a love of food and cooking. Needless to say, we enjoyed many fantastic meals together along with a few Moscow Mules and of course plenty of laughs. Maryann was a great friend. We spent countless hours talking about everything under the sun and we appreciated her humor, advise and support. She had a way of making everyone feel comfortable even in the most difficult situations. She was a loving mother and grandmother. We had the pleasure of being around all of her children and grandchildren. We will always have a special place in our hearts for this incredible family. It’s hard to say goodbye to someone who had such a big impact on our lives. We are fortunate to have shared so many moments and experiences with Maryann and Mike. We will hold these memories in our hearts and minds to provide us with comfort while keeping Maryann’s spirit within us. Al Lopez & Lisa Morse

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Tom Sulick Posted May 13, 2020 at 1:49 PM

Mike, Virginia and I are very sorry for your loss. Met Maryann only once at one of our reunions, but remember her as a lovely person. Miss you very much. Maybe all of us[your classmates] will see you eventually on one of Bill Sellers Zoom call in sessions. God Bless your family at this tough time. Tom ,Sools, and Virginia Sulick

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Lisa Morse uploaded photo(s)

Friday, May 1, 2020