Mary Cunningham Oatley
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Mary Cunningham Oatley

  • March 3, 1925 - November 17, 2009
  • Rosedale, Indiana
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Grandma i love u and will never forget goin over to ur house and us playin dominos


Posted by: kyle - Kearney, MO   Nov 24, 2009

I love you mom!! Thank you for all that you did for Mark, Kyle, and I. Your love and ecouragement meant so much to us, and don't worry, I'll be nice to Mark.


Posted by: Shelly Berg    Nov 21, 2009

my thoughts and prayers are with all of you
Posted by: linda edmondson    Nov 21, 2009

My Prayers are with you Serena and your family


Posted by: Julie Brincks Pyburn    Nov 20, 2009

I remember Mom teaching me how to Crochet. Man did I mess that scarf up. Mom never laughed but only encouraged me to keep practicing. I love all my beautiful creations you made for me. From the quilts, to the afghans, and ornaments, etc. I have a new goal to "keep practicing" and making a memorial quilt in your honor. I promise to make you proud. I love you.


Posted by: Serena Springer - Henderson, KY   Nov 20, 2009

I loved reading the Bible with you. Thank you for humming along while I sang the chorus to "The Old Rugged Cross". You will be greatly missed. I feel as though I have yet another angel to look out for me. I love you.
Posted by: Serena Springer    Nov 20, 2009

Shelly and Tammy & families - so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Love, Tom and Denise


Posted by: Tom & Denise Redman    Nov 20, 2009

I'm going to miss you grandma!!! Thanks for all the good memories we had together.


Posted by: Susan Barnes    Nov 19, 2009

You will be missed Grandma Cunningham, I will never forget Our big camping trips that we would have going to the back of your house, staying in the bus that grandpa turned into a camper, all the times you would scare us when we were camping..... Thank you for all the times that you would make sure that we went to church with you, spending the night on saturday and you making our sunday breakfest for us and then to church......I Love You... Christy Lea


Posted by: Christy Kiser    Nov 19, 2009

I always loved going to Coloma Grandmas house to visit. Grandma always made blueberry pancakes for breakfast and always french braided all of our hair before church. I only wish I could have seen you more often after I had grown. I love you and will miss you!
Posted by: Lisa Jimenez - Ferguson, MO   Nov 19, 2009