In Memory Of
Mary Ann Miller
1947
2020
Mary Ann Miller
July 20, 1947 — November 28, 2020
Rochester – November 28, 2020. She is predeceased by her mother and dad William J. and Evelyn A. Miller. Mary Ann is survived by her brother Tom and sister-n-law Jean, her niece Jeanine (Mike) and nephew David (Dianne) and many great nieces and nephews, Colin, Francis, Derek, Hillarie and Heidie. Cousins include Eileen (Charlie) Betz , Kenneth (Peg) Vorndran, Beth (Michael) Desjardin, Carol (Lew) Childs, Christine Yost, Gary (Nancy) Weber, Dale Weber, Nancy Weber, Susie Miller, Charles Miller, Dorothy Weber, Susan Weber, Judy Weber, Blake Ingrahm and many caring staff and friends from Heritage Christian Services, ARC of Monroe County, St Ambrose Church, St Rita's Church and the Cherry Ridge Community.
Mary Ann had a zest for life and strived to live it with purpose and joy.
Mary Ann brought joy to those around her throughout her life. When Mary Ann laughed, she filled up a whole room. Her life was marked with kindness. Mary Ann loved her family dearly. Her dear parents Bill and Evie were strong advocates throughout her life. Her brother Tom organized Zoom get togethers each Wednesday which brought together family from all over the USA to catch up and chat with each other. This tradition was something Mary Ann looked forward to each week. While in the hospital,
Mary Ann was a part of ARC of Monroe for many decades. Since 2007, she attended Ballantyne day habilitation program. She also enjoyed participating in the bell choir there and performing. She loved volunteering, cooking, gardening, and doing arts & crafts. She formed many friendships there and loved learning sign language. Mary Ann loved life. She enjoyed putting together puzzles. Her family sent her puzzles made from photos of Mary Ann, her family and friends from Hillrise.
Mary Ann had a passion for organizing greeting cards for "A Second Thought." When finished organizing a set of cards, she loved to deliver them and ask for more cards to sort. She absolutely enjoyed "The Golden Girls" show almost every day. She also loved leading a "workout" at home or by the pool with her housemates. Mary Ann moved into Heritage Christian Services to her home on State Road in 1986. She moved to her home on Yorktown Drive in Webster in 2000. Mary Ann was very close with her housemates there, and they decided to move together into a ranch style home on Hillrise Drive in Penfield in 2006. At Hillrise, Mary Ann developed strong relationships with many of her housemates and her staff. She will be dearly missed by all.
A celebration of Mary Ann's life and Mass of Christian Burial will be announced at a later date when gatherings are again safe and permitted. Memorial gifts in Mary Ann's memory may be made to Heritage Christian Services and ARC of Monroe County.
Mary Ann had a zest for life and strived to live it with purpose and joy.
Mary Ann brought joy to those around her throughout her life. When Mary Ann laughed, she filled up a whole room. Her life was marked with kindness. Mary Ann loved her family dearly. Her dear parents Bill and Evie were strong advocates throughout her life. Her brother Tom organized Zoom get togethers each Wednesday which brought together family from all over the USA to catch up and chat with each other. This tradition was something Mary Ann looked forward to each week. While in the hospital,
Mary Ann was a part of ARC of Monroe for many decades. Since 2007, she attended Ballantyne day habilitation program. She also enjoyed participating in the bell choir there and performing. She loved volunteering, cooking, gardening, and doing arts & crafts. She formed many friendships there and loved learning sign language. Mary Ann loved life. She enjoyed putting together puzzles. Her family sent her puzzles made from photos of Mary Ann, her family and friends from Hillrise.
Mary Ann had a passion for organizing greeting cards for "A Second Thought." When finished organizing a set of cards, she loved to deliver them and ask for more cards to sort. She absolutely enjoyed "The Golden Girls" show almost every day. She also loved leading a "workout" at home or by the pool with her housemates. Mary Ann moved into Heritage Christian Services to her home on State Road in 1986. She moved to her home on Yorktown Drive in Webster in 2000. Mary Ann was very close with her housemates there, and they decided to move together into a ranch style home on Hillrise Drive in Penfield in 2006. At Hillrise, Mary Ann developed strong relationships with many of her housemates and her staff. She will be dearly missed by all.
A celebration of Mary Ann's life and Mass of Christian Burial will be announced at a later date when gatherings are again safe and permitted. Memorial gifts in Mary Ann's memory may be made to Heritage Christian Services and ARC of Monroe County.
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