Joann Gannon Smally
Mary Anne and I were great friends growing up. She spent time at our farm during most summers. We lived far apart as adults but were always friends and kept in touch.
My sympathy to all of her family. Keep in touch!!
Birth date: Jan 18, 1936 Death date: Nov 3, 2015
Mary Anne Coady, 79, passed away November 3, 2015 at Northcrest Community, surrounded by her children. A gathering of friends and family will be Sunday, November 15, 2015 from 2-4pm. Rosary will be from 2:00 -2:30 pm for those int Read Obituary
Mary Anne and I were great friends growing up. She spent time at our farm during most summers. We lived far apart as adults but were always friends and kept in touch.
My sympathy to all of her family. Keep in touch!!
We have the fondest of memories of Mary Anne and Larry Coady during our shared time in Pammel Court. The old green Studebaker that turned out to be held together with mud is still part of our family legends. Mary Anne was such a warm, helpful, easy-going and humorous woman. She was the perfect match for Larry and, although Suzanne and Michelle were the only little Coadys at the time, she showed every indication of having enough love to handle many more. We are grateful for having known both of them.
My sympathies to the Coady Family. She was and is a most beautiful Women inside and out. Rip, my dear Mary Anne.
My sympathies to the entire Coady family, especially Sam. My thoughts are with you!
Mary Anne's legacy is huge. Ten remarkable kids...many of whom have and still do play huge parts in my family's life. I didn't know Mary Anne very well, but I do remember her as a beautiful, loving woman whose arms seemed open to any stragglers passing by. We Zaffaranos are grateful for all of you...Sheila, we all adore you and send our love.
My sympathy to all of Mary Anne's family.
I went to Nursing school with her, St Joseph, Ottumwa , Ia 1953 - 1956,
Mary Hart Flaherty
Deepest sympathies to you all, especially our friend and neighbor, Sam. Wishing you all peace and many happy memories.
I may have spent more of my childhood at the Coady's house than I did at my own, as did several of my brothers and sisters. Mrs. Coady treated us as her own, always had yummy treats (that rhubarb stuff!!) and good advice. You don't realize how important some people are to your development/life until you take the time to reflect on it; she was a steady influence and a positive role model in mine. May she rest in peace!
So very sorry for your loss, I met Mary Anne the summer of 2013 and she was such a delight to talk to. Our thoughts are with you.
Many memories of 3 years spent together @ St. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing...1953-1956