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Mary Gouldrick
God had Himself a very very good day when He made Mary Keller! I remember speaking with Mary at Maureen’s house: “feisty” got a new definition that afternoon. She said, “Enjoying those Grandchildren? Whooooooooo!!!!!’” What joy she poured out to all.!! Mary lives on: Love never dies. Hugs and prayers for all of you, Beautiful Family.🩵🌈 Nancy and Ron Studebaker 😘
Posted by Nancy on July 10, 2023
I'm so sorry to have just learned of your mother's passing. She was my mother's oldest friend, since they were girls. I have such fond memories of our families getting together often when we were kids. In recent years, I enjoyed seeing Mary and Ron at the farmer's market in Webster, when they would visit with my mom. She was such a smart, lively person. My sympathies to the family.
Posted by Mark Obbie on March 20, 2023
I met Mary at Maplewood Nursing Home where she was a friend to my mother Josephine. I really enjoyed Mary's cheerful personality and sense of humor. She always had a "thumbs up!" I will miss Mary. I know she will be happy with the Lord.
Posted by Paula Giudici on March 13, 2023
I just went through all the messages, and I want to thank Maureen for all the photos, I got to see my dear friends through the years. My deepest condolences and sympathies to the family.
Posted by Carolyn Johnson on March 13, 2023
Carol and Kelly and family, I was saddened to read of the passing of your sister and mom. My thoughts are very much with both of you, and all of your family. What a full and wonderful life Mary led! In sympathy, Laura Morrissey
Posted by Laura Morrissey on March 13, 2023
The Gordon Johnsons were a big part of Mary, Ron and Mikes lives back in the early years years when our Bob and Mike were in baseball. We got to be great friends and I now treasure them and all the joy we brought each other. Mike and family, you are so blessed to be a part of the Gouldrick family. My phone call in honor of your mom will be, of course to Bob!
Posted by Carolyn Johnson on March 12, 2023
My Sympathy to all of Mary's family. We were friends from way back. Our husbands were Referees together. When they returned from Florida to spend the summers here we had our monthly get togethers for Breakfast at Uncle Dannys. She was a very caring person,always thinking of others and still coming to Breakfast with her Wipe Board. Now Mary, Ron and my husband Mike will be together. With Love , Peg Paradise
Posted by Peg Paradise on March 12, 2023
Dear Kelly, Tommy and family. So sorry for your loss. I know how hard it is to lose a parent. And, so close to losing Bernice as well. Sending hugs. Donna Scottie’s friend in Los Angeles
Posted by Donna Campione on March 12, 2023
I met Mary as a volunteer at Maplewood soon after she moved in and we had an instant connection. We shared friends, laughter and adventures and she would meet me with her jacket ready to go outside and look at the roses. I always said Mary could say more with a swat on the arm then most people could say in a paragraph! She lived her life with grace, dignity and humor and I am so fortunate to have known her. All my sympathies to the family, I understand what a loss her passing is but thankful for all the wonderful memories.
Posted by sandra hogan on March 12, 2023
I met your Mother through my aunt, Jane Schmitt, who also lives at Maplewood. The picture you used in her obituary is great, I love it. You can see, in the picture, how much she enjoyed life and how happy she was. Mary definitely enriched Jane's and my life in the short time we knew her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time.
Posted by Robin Schmitt on March 12, 2023
Sending our deepest sympathy. May you get through this time with the love of your family, friends and cherished memories. The Morgan Family
Posted by Tammy Morgan on March 12, 2023
Dear Maureen, Kathleen, Michael, Kelly and Beth, Your mom was a very special lady and I am better and thankful for having known her. You are in my prayers. With my deepest sympathies, Mae
Posted by Mae Cavoli on March 11, 2023
Cozy moment
Posted by Maureen Abaie on March 10, 2023
I'm so sorry to have just learned of your mother's passing. She was my mother's oldest friend, since they were girls. I have such fond memories of our families getting together often when we were kids. In recent years, I enjoyed seeing Mary and Ron at the farmer's market in Webster, when they would visit with my mom. She was such a smart, lively person. My sympathies to the family.

I met Mary at Maplewood Nursing Home where she was a friend to my mother Josephine. I really enjoyed Mary's cheerful personality and sense of humor. She always had a "thumbs up!" I will miss Mary. I know she will be happy with the Lord.

I just went through all the messages, and I want to thank Maureen for all the photos, I got to see my dear friends through the years. My deepest condolences and sympathies to the family.

Carol and Kelly and family, I was saddened to read of the passing of your sister and mom. My thoughts are very much with both of you, and all of your family. What a full and wonderful life Mary led! In sympathy, Laura Morrissey

The Gordon Johnsons were a big part of Mary, Ron and Mikes lives back in the early years years when our Bob and Mike were in baseball. We got to be great friends and I now treasure them and all the joy we brought each other. Mike and family, you are so blessed to be a part of the Gouldrick family. My phone call in honor of your mom will be, of course to Bob!

My Sympathy to all of Mary's family. We were friends from way back. Our husbands were Referees together. When they returned from Florida to spend the summers here we had our monthly get togethers for Breakfast at Uncle Dannys. She was a very caring person,always thinking of others and still coming to Breakfast with her Wipe Board. Now Mary, Ron and my husband Mike will be together. With Love , Peg Paradise

Dear Kelly, Tommy and family. So sorry for your loss. I know how hard it is to lose a parent. And, so close to losing Bernice as well. Sending hugs. Donna Scottie’s friend in Los Angeles

I met Mary as a volunteer at Maplewood soon after she moved in and we had an instant connection. We shared friends, laughter and adventures and she would meet me with her jacket ready to go outside and look at the roses. I always said Mary could say more with a swat on the arm then most people could say in a paragraph! She lived her life with grace, dignity and humor and I am so fortunate to have known her. All my sympathies to the family, I understand what a loss her passing is but thankful for all the wonderful memories.


I met your Mother through my aunt, Jane Schmitt, who also lives at Maplewood. The picture you used in her obituary is great, I love it. You can see, in the picture, how much she enjoyed life and how happy she was. Mary definitely enriched Jane's and my life in the short time we knew her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time.

Sending our deepest sympathy. May you get through this time with the love of your family, friends and cherished memories. The Morgan Family

Dear Maureen, Kathleen, Michael, Kelly and Beth, Your mom was a very special lady and I am better and thankful for having known her. You are in my prayers. With my deepest sympathies, Mae

She loved her family and friends dearly. XO 

A sweet message on her boogie (wipe) board from her sister Carol. 

FaceTiming with mom on a cold winter morning. 


A visit to see Frank Costanza brought them both smiles. A dear friend. 

Sporting the knitted iPhone pouch scarf made by Mehri 

Cozy moment

First Covid shots with Beth and Carol 

Carol and Mary wishing Aaron (great grandson) a happy birthday via FaceTime 

Time with my mom and mother-in-law. We had a lovely girl week together 

Kelly and Tom visiting mom at the Maplewood 



Mom and Dad enjoy a well deserved drink after serving drinks at a Legacy event. 

Time with Kathleen, Abe, Ashley, Eli and Aaron in Arizona 

Reis, Lauren, Zach, Sierra and Hannah 


Golfing in Port St Lucie, Florida with Zach 

Good times on the Chesapeake Bay 


They loved talking and visiting 

They loved visiting family and friends 

The annual holiday card photo shoot - good times! 

Rubbing elbows with Arnold Palmer 

Christmas at Grandma and Grandpa Gouldricks 

Mary and Ron with the girls (Kathleen, Maureen and Mary Beth) and Michael. Kelly was still a twinkle in their eyes. 

A night out with family and friends (Ricks and Weigerts) 

Ready for kissing in the back seat of the car. : )) 

Ready for a kiss in the backseat 

Saying good bye on their wedding day 

Ron and Mary with their parents 

Mary and Ron dancing at their wedding 

Mary and Ron Wedding 


Mary as a young girl 

































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God had Himself a very very good day when He made Mary Keller! I remember speaking with Mary at Maureen’s house: “feisty” got a new definition that afternoon. She said, “Enjoying those Grandchildren? Whooooooooo!!!!!’” What joy she poured out to all.!! Mary lives on: Love never dies. Hugs and prayers for all of you, Beautiful Family.🩵🌈 Nancy and Ron Studebaker 😘