Mary Sadler Obituary

well i am sure you heard this over and over last week, your mom loved you kids, but her life existed for those grandchildren! i still can't believe she is gone and how much we all miss her at work. Mary was always so easy going, nothing phased her at work, her quote always was "hey we have 8 hours to get it done and if not there is a shift that follows us!" Mary always gave us something to laugh about. Several years ago i gave her a t-shirt with the saying "PUT ON YOUR BIG GIRL PANTIES AND DEAL WITH IT" to me that was Mary!!! She was a great friend, i loved her and i will miss her.
keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Sadler family: I worked with Mary at CHMC 5 years ago and considered her a great nurse and collegue. I wish your family my deepest sympathy and healing. She will be missed.

To Mike, Kathy & Karen,

Not long ago, I had to write a brief description of someone I admired. That someone was your mother.

I wrote that she was humble and unassuming; that she shunned the spot light and preferred to remain invisible.

I wrote that she would drive miles and miles to find that "something" you liked but would sputter and fuss if you tried to do anything for her.

I wrote about how smart she was and how gracefully she carried that intelligence.

I wrote that she was gentle and true and had a soft spot for all things furry and four legged.

I wrote that as timid as she may appear she was steadfast and iron-willed.

I wrote that there was very little gray in Mary's life. She knew who she was, who she loved and where she was going.

I wrote that her love and devotion to her children was surpassed only by the love and joy she felt for her grandchildren.

I wrote that she was a kind and gentle soul; the first to help, the last to accept praise.

I can't thank you Mike, you Kathy and you Karen, and your families for allowing me to share those last days of Mary's life.

I watched as a hulk of a man gently brushed his mother's hair. I watched the steely resolve of a daughter as she echoed the wishes of her mother.

I watched as you three bravely and unselfishly carried out each and every one of those wishes. I watched as your hearts were breaking, knowing you had to say goodbye.

It has been my great fortune to have had your mother as my dearest friend.

I will miss her forever.

My deepest sympathy to Mary's family. My life will be all the much better for having had the opportunity and privelege of getting to know and work with Mary. She was a dedicated,caring nurse and good friend. Mary's love for her family, esp. her grandchildren, poured out of her. I enjoyed looking at her grandkids' pictures that she carried with her in her pocket.
My thought and prayers go out to the family.

I am so sorry for your loss. Your mom was always involved in our grammar school activities. She was the "cool" mom. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time.

I was sad to hear about Mary's passing. I am sorry for your loss. I had worked with Mary years ago and she was a wonderful nurse and colleague. Her eyes would light up when she would talk about her grandchildren with me! Mary always had a smile on her face too.

Karen, Michael, Kathy- I am so sorry for your loss. Please let me help in any way.
"Aunt" Mary - I will miss u - Safe Home!

Words cannot express the loss I feel. Mary was a wonderful person and I'm glad she was part of my life. I enjoyed working with her and being her friend. Kathy, Karen, and Mike, she loved you and she really loved and enjoyed being with her grandchildren. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

To the Sadler family: Our prayers are with you. Mary was taken much too soon from your loving family. Know that your generous donation of Mary's organs has done a great deal of good. --COL & MRS DAVE GLOGOWSKI

To Mary's Family:
Your mother and I were childhood friends from our old neighborhood at 70th & Damen. I have many fond memories of the days we spent playing together, taking dancing lessions and baton lessons. Our brothers were friends too!
Our deepest sypathy during this time.
The Brittain Family--Carol,Mike and Bob.

Karen, Kathy & Mike,
We are so sorry for your loss. Your mom was a dear friend. She was with me when our two youngest sons were born.We would go to lunch or dinner & she always had pictures of the grandkids. She would keep us laughing with the stories. We could talk for hours on the phone & always ended up talking about the kids. I'm going to miss her terribly & so sorry that I'll never get to show her the picture of my new grandson.
Jim & Roberta Witte, Orland Park, Illinois

Karen, Kathy and Mike, I can only imagine the joy in Uncle Chuck's heart when he was able to hug his little Mary once again. She was such a fun lady with a wonderful sense of humor.

Karen and Family,
May the love of your family and friends bring you comfort during your time of sadness. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Susan and Jenny Blake

My deepest sympathy and prayers are with you. Mary was an excellent Nurse, colleague and friend. She will be greatly missed.

Karen and family, We are so sorry to hear about your mom. May your happy memories of the good times with your mom give you comfort during this most difficut time. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love, Pamela and Jax

Karen & family,
Our hearts are with you at this difficult time. Ruthann & David Robinson
Dana & Mike Burke

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.