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Nicholas DelTorto
March 2, 2004
I can't believe Mary Lou is no longer here. From the first time I met her, Jim, Dan, Tommy, Michael and the people at Covenant I could feel her caring, sincerity, commitment, and charisma, that anyone who met her immediately felt. I feel that we quickly became friends and trusted business associates and she was a true professional that I felt priledged to have associated with Amerihome. Mary Lou achieved so much in her life that i deeply respected, during a differant time, when it was dificult for a woman to succeed in business...she was a powerhouse, a dedicated and loving mother, wife, grandmother, a generous, warm friend and business associate. She was there for so many people and cared about all their needs, wants and desires and spread herself to give to everyone what they needed and wanted.
My deepest sympathy to Jim, Tom, Kathy, Dan, Eva, her parents and grandchildren, and all her family..you all should feel a great sense of pride in Lou, her accomplishments in life and the wonderful testimony she has left in you.
I will miss you ML, you were a very special person...Your friend, Nick
Ann Zientara
February 20, 2004
I was very fortunate to be able to know & work with Mary Lou. She was a true professional with this amazing zest for life. She taught me that you should never give up on things because there was always a way to get the job done! To Cathy & Dan and Tom & Eva and their families - my thoughts, heart & prayers go out to you. As well as to the rest of Mary Lou's family and friends. And to Mary Lou thank-you for touching so many lives the way you did, may you be at peace now.
Dr. Robert & Mrs. Jeanie Bumsted
February 20, 2004
You all know how much we mourn for our wonderful, larger than life, great friend, MaryLou. Our very deepest sympathy..(You, the family, know how much we will miss her..Jim, Cathy & family & Tommy & family, Charles & Rosemary, & all the rest of you..She will not be forgotten!!!) Love, Bob & Jeanie Bumsted
patricia arens cafaro
February 19, 2004
DEAR JIM; SORRY ABOUT YOUR LOSS. FROM:PATTI ARENS, KATHY SELLERGREN
DEBBIE WALTRICH AND SUE CEMBALA.
OUR THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU AT THIS
TIME OF SORROW,
Kelli Steigenberger
February 19, 2004
I'm so glad I had the opportunity to know and work with Mary Lou for the last few years. I will always remember her for her warm nature, electric energy, and never-ending perseverance & dedication. She'll be truly missed. My thoughts are with her family during this difficult time.
JOE & LORI SEBOSKY
February 19, 2004
we are so sorry for the loss of mary lou she was a sweet person
and she was kind to joey and sarah
i will always keep her in my heart
her name will always be rememberd
in our family and she will always be alive in our hearts.our deepest sympathy to jim and the hole family.
Jacquie and Nathan Hart
February 18, 2004
Losing Mary Lou is like losing a member of my family. Since my parents (the Bumsteds) moved to Burr Ridge in 1987, Mary Lou has been an important and intimate part of our lives. Life gave her no challenge she couldn't face, and she faced her cancer bravely. She was a successful and glamourous woman with a heart of pure gold, and I'll always remember her that way. I'll remember her alongside any number of treasured family events, particularly a gorgeous bridal shower she threw for me. She traveled to Dallas for my step-sister's wedding. She threw the best holiday parties and was a naturally gifted hostess. And I can't remember a time I ever saw her look anything less than fabulous--those gorgeous eyes and smile, that incredible figure, the perfect makeup, manicure and hair, looking lovely in a fur riding around in her Jag. And did she ever love her children, grandchildren, her husband and her friends. I was so privileged to be one of the many of them.
God bless you, 'Lou! You'll forever be in my heart, being fabulous.
Love,
Jacquie Dutton Hart
Nathan Hart
Marina and Gigi
Nicole Tadisch
February 18, 2004
My deepest sympathy to your family...Cathy & Dan, Tommy & Eva...I'm so sorry for your loss. She was a wonderful woman, someone whom I greatly respected. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Harry & Maripat King
February 17, 2004
I did not get to know Mary Lou as well as I wanted to, but I respected her as a strong business woman. Our prayers are with her, and with Dan & Cathy and Tommy.
Dan Kleinke
February 17, 2004
May the family accept my deepest sympathies for the loss of Mary Lou
Dick & Terri Kenost & Family
February 17, 2004
Our deepest sympathy to Jim and the family. We will miss our cousin dearly. She always tried to make everyone happy and better off in their world. She never met a challenge that she thought she would not be able to conquer. We are grateful for all the great times, beautiful memories and we know that she will not be forgotten.
Russ Matzek
February 17, 2004
My deepest sympathy goes out to your family along with my prayers.
Beth Ann Basile
February 17, 2004
I had the pleasure of working with Mary Lou for the past 3 1/2 years at Amerihome Mortgage. She was such a beautiful person and someone I truly looked up to. My heart goes out to all her friends and family (Dan & Cathy, Tom <--- Love you guys). Mary Lou has passed on, but her spirit and engergy will live on.
MATT ROLFF
February 17, 2004
PEACE BE WITH YOU
Megan Mahoney
February 17, 2004
She was always so kind and considerate to work with. She will be missed greatly. I pray that you and your family find comfort in our Savior who died so that we may spend eternal life with the ones we love.
Kerry Pastore
February 17, 2004
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family,
Mary Lou was one of those rare people who knew what she wanted and got it, she cared about other people and wanted to help the world. Mary Lou was a truly wonderful person and I know that we will all miss her as much as I will. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family.
Kerry
Amerihome Mortgage Company
Michael Palumbo
February 17, 2004
To the family of Mary Lou.
Mary Lou was a Great Person.She knew her job well.She was very helpful in everything she did for us.She will be truly missed.Third Millennium Trading.
ALMA AND RALPH IACONO
February 17, 2004
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family on the loss of Mary Lou.
Rob Rosenberg
February 17, 2004
Respect and condolences to the family.
Mary Lou was one of the leading mortgage bankers in the Chicago area. She was well respected and helped many families achieve their dreams of home ownership.
Norm and Linda Cardilli
February 17, 2004
Dear Jim,
Linda and I unfortunately are in Orlando and we will be unable to attend the services for Mary Lou. Our hearts go out to you and your family for the loss of Mary Lou. We will miss her beautiful smile and kind nature. Take good care of yourself and we will see you upon our return in March.
Love,
Norm and Linda
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