by Mary Murray Obituary, Death – Mary Louise Murray, who had been struggling with disease for a very long time, passed away on Jan 12, 2023, at the age of 80. She had been able to find some measure of peace in her final moments. Everyone who had the privilege of knowing her considered her a treasured mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. She was all of these things and more.
The only people that are still alive right now are Mary’s children, specifically Thomas Michael, Mary Patricia, and Colin Henry. Mary is no longer with us. Mary Mayer’s birthday is December 23rd, and she was born in Yonkers, New York, to parents named Louis and Lillian Mayer. Mary attended Gorton High School and then Good Counsel College in White Plains. After that, she attended Columbia School of Nursing in Manhattan, which is where she met Thomas Murray MD, who would later become her husband. The names Louis and Lillian Mayer were Mary’s parents (now deceased).
Mary, who was residing in Riverdale, New York at the time, made the decision to put off entering nursing school so that she could devote her attention to being a mother to her three children. In addition to that, during her tenure in that area, she was involved in the production of plays for a community theater organization known as the Riverdale Playhouse. Mary moved her family to the Biltmore neighborhood of North Barrington, which is located in the city of North Barrington, in the state of Illinois, in the year 1975. After Mary had settled into her new house and become settled in, she went on to get her real estate broker’s license in Illinois.
Afterward, she worked at Barrington Realty on Main Street for a number of years. Reading, cooking, sailing, spending time with her dog Poppy, who she shortened to Poppy, and hanging out with her friends were all activities that Mary enjoyed doing in her spare time. Her three children and their spouses (Ceasar, George, and Alexis), as well as her four cherished grandchildren, George Jr., Patrick, Owen, and Henry; Mary’s dear sister, Janet Acerbi; and nieces, Patricia (Jonathan), and Elisabeth, are among the many individuals who are upset by Mary’s departure. Mary’s legacy will live on via her three children and the spouses of each of them (Ceasar, George, and Alexis).
