Mary T. Renzi

Vin, Our hearts are broken to learn of Mary's passing. She was always happy and kind, and such a joy to be around. We all had so many laughs together, she will forever be remembered with a big smile on her face. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. We wish you peace and send our love.

Heartfelt condolences to the Renzi Family. Chris like all your friends I have very fond memories of your mum & remember her as a most lovely & welcoming person. Our thoughts are very much with you.

I'm sure I speak on behalf of all of Chris's old friends when I say we remember your Mom as generous, sweet and a really great mother. We are thinking of you at this time.

uncle vinny , we are holding you very close to our hearts. we have shared so many memories , our canoe trips, new york how could we forget the brown paper bag, and boston.so many dinners spent w alice, george an my parents, too many laughs an the occasional too many drinks!. auntie mary was (is) so special to george an i , we will always hold her close , we will miss her deeply, we have been blessed to have her in our lives. our love to you an our cousins. our love , jen an george oxox

With deepest sympathy to the Renzi Family. Lauren, Frank & The Boys

I will miss your sweet smile and kind heart and the way you played loncoln logs with me on the floor. love you <3>

Mary will live on forever in our hearts...

I remember how much I loved to visit my Auntie Mary when I was a kid. Since I was the youngest by five years, I seldom got to play with my older siblings because I was too young or they were too busy with the many activities that they were involved in. Visiting Auntie Mary was great because I got to hang out with my cousin Ricky, who wasnt that much older than I was and would allow me to

I remember how much I loved to visit my Auntie Mary when I was a kid. Since I was the youngest by five years, I seldom got to play with my older siblings because I was too young or they were too busy with the many activities that they were involved in. Visiting Auntie Mary was great because I got to hang out with my cousin Ricky, who wasnt that much older than I was and would allow me to play with him and his friends. Despite not knowing how to skate, I played ice hockey with Ricky and his friends. Since I was a larger than average rolly polly fat kid, I was perfect for playing goalie. I'm sure my godparents insisted that Ricky let me play with him, but I'm sure I held my own. I also have fond memories of playing ATARI ice hockey with Ricky and spending time at the swimming pool during the summer.

Auntie Mary and Uncle Vinny treated me like I was their own kid and were always such positive and fun people to be around. Since my mother was a single mom and had to work a lot of the times, it was refreshing to be able to go up to Brockton and visit my Godparents. They were there for me since Baptism to Confirmation. I was proud to have Uncle Vin stand by for me at my confirmation.

My deepest condolences to the Renzi family, to my uncle and cousins. I can't imagine how tough this has been for you all. May you find peace in knowing that Auntie Mary passed peacefully with you at her side. She fought for every extra moment she could to spend with you before she left us. I feel very fortunate to have been able to visit with her on June 30th, the day before her 50th wedding aniversary. I only wish that I could express to you my condolences and share with you in person these words that I write.

I love you all and I will miss my Godmother very much.

Sincerely,

David

Renzi Family:
I am very sorry to learn of Mary's passing. You are all in our prayers.
I remember Mrs Renzi as a great host and compassionate listener.
May your memories of her life well lived sustain you.
Peace,
Leo Ryan and Family

Mary was the sweetest lady and will be missed at Stonehill, we all loved her.

Auntie Mary, we will miss your smile and laughter most of all...
I will always think of you as the Mrs. Cleaver of all my Aunts!!
May you rest in peace.
Love, Elaine, Rob, Rachael and Robbie

Auntie Mary, we will always remember watching you and Uncle Vinny dancing so joyously together at family gatherings...we love you and will miss you so much.

Uncle VInny, Chris, Brenda, Vinny and Ricky I was so sad to hear of the passing of Auntie Mary I have many fond memories that I will carry with me always. I was blessed to have met her. She will be in your hearts forever!!! Love Cheryl

Dear Brenda, Corey, Derek, David, : I am so sorry to hear about your mom and grandmom. She will be missed. My favorite memory is sitting by the pool and having a cool drink with your mom and dad. Your mom had a way that made everyone that came to her home feel comfortable.

She and all of you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love Caroline.