Passed away at her home on March 10, 2014 surrounded by loving family and friends. Born in Denver, Colorado, she lived in Alamosa, Co with her parents Robert and Frances Magee, and her brother Rob, before moving to Sacramento.
Mary attended college in Colorado and Oakland before receiving her RN from Samuel Merritt Nursing School. Then she completed her BSN at Sacramento State University. She spent the majority of her nursing career working at Sutter Memorial Hospital, taking brief intervals to work in Arkansas and to live in Spain.
Her many interests included Golfing, volunteering with Special Olympics, Boating, Riding Horses, and Travel. Mary was also a loyal member of the PEO sisterhood. Later in life she was involved in showing Llamas and doing activities with her active Boston Terrier, Murphy. Mary was very social and enjoyed many activities with her friends, wine-tasting, movies, plays, dinners out, and doggie play dates!
Mary was preceded in death by her parents and brother, as well as her loving partner Dot Muller. She is survived by her sister-in-law Sherry Magee of Carmichael, and nephew Kenny Muller, his wife Lisa, and their 2 children, Alexandria and Olivia, of Davis, Ca and several cousins. She was dearly loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
A Celebration of her amazing life will be held at the Folsom Rotary Club on April 5th at 1pm. Memorial contributions may be made to the SPCA, Special Olympics, or the charity of your choice.
The family and friends of Mary would like to extend our appreciation to Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, Siena Rehab Facility, and Hospice of Sutter VNA, for all of your care and compassion.
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June 18, 2014
Marian Morales Berriman
I just learned of Mary's passing in the current issue of Samuel Merritt Reporter. She graduated a year after I. I can still see Mary's smile as she easily found humor in everything.
My sincere condolences to all who grieve Mary.
March 31, 2014
Mary McKinnon
Dear Family and Friends,
I am so sad to hear of Marys passing. We worked together in the ER for over 7 memorable years on the night shift. Full of hard work, tears and laughter. It is a blessing to have known Mary. Mary, may you be at peace.
Mary Mckinnon
March 25, 2014
I truly do not know what to say, other than you are going to be deeply missed. I will remember the small but very pleasant and funny conversations we would have in the hall while passing each other "both of us always working hard". It was an honor knowing you Mary. Fondly Denise Robinson
March 23, 2014
For the beautiful Angel watching over us
March 23, 2014
Michelle Allen
Someone as special as "Mary" will never be forgotten. She will remain in our hearts forever. The laugh and smile you shared daily will always be in my heart.
March 21, 2014
Laura Waller
Mary my friend, I will miss you always. Your ability to tell a funny story and your unique sense of humor were a gift to all who knew you.
Love you.
March 20, 2014
Diane Reynolds
We had many good times, Mary-----I shall not forget you nor Dot nor Cool, CA!
You knew how to live....
March 18, 2014
Jane Churchon
I miss you and your laugh, my friend. Hope you're entertaining the folks up there with that sly smile of yours.
March 16, 2014
D McCarthy
I am so sorry for your loss. May the Most High God comfort you during these difficult days. (Psalm 83:18)
March 16, 2014
Iris Morgan
A friend I will never forget...You were so funny and one of the kindest and sweetest ladies I have ever know...Fly with the angels my friend..Iris
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