elevated azF6v Oct 25, 1932 – Dec 23, 2023

elevated azF6v Visitation
Tuesday January 2, 2024 from 10-11:45am

elevated azF6v Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home
211 Langstaff Road East, Thornhill, ON, L3T 3Z6

elevated azF6v Funeral Mass
Tuesday January 2, 2024 at Noon                                    

elevated azF6v Chapel of St. Joseph – Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home

elevated azF6v Interment
Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery
8361 Yonge Street, Thornhill, ON, L3T 2C7

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elevated azF6v Reception

elevated azF6v Tuesday January 2, 2024 to follow interment service At Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home 

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elevated azF6v Don’t cry, dry your eyes.

elevated azF6v Can’t you hear the angels calling, me up? Up above?

elevated azF6v Can’t you hear the angels calling me home? Me home?

elevated azF6v (They’re) calling me home, home.

elevated azF6v Mom loved “Angels Calling” by the The Tenors. On December 23, 2023, the angels opened heaven’s gates and welcomed Mary Louise Neundorf (nee Sherwin) home to be with her mother and father, May Rose and Bernard, siblings Christopher, Anne and Diane and husband, William. She is survived by brother Joseph, sisters Theresa (Larry), Frances, and Nancy (Bryan), brothers-in-law, Aduino and Gary, and many nieces and nephews.

elevated azF6v Mom raised 6 beautiful children with love: Janice, Michael (Sharon), Jim (Dara), Pam (Stacy), Dan (Jennifer) and Sandra (Steve); welcomed 9 exceptional grandchildren with warmth – Braden, Christine, Jordan, Taylor, Sarah, Preston, Andrew, Scott, and Alysa; and embraced 9 remarkable great-grandchildren with affection – Darren, Elizabeth, Alexander, Genevieve, Millicent, Berric,  Benjamin, Beau and Kellar.

elevated azF6v Mary Lou took great pride in her work. Her role as sales representative for Parents magazine allowed her to help young families navigate the many challenges of daily living. While working as a PSW, Mary Lou grew quite fond of her “ladies”, as she affectionately called them, and helped them maintain their independence at home for as long as possible. Many families expressed appreciation for the care that Mary Lou showed their loved ones, as she often went above and beyond the call of duty.

elevated azF6v Mom taught us to walk in Jesus’s footsteps. She reminded us often to be a good spouse, parent, sibling, and friend. She wore her heart on her sleeve and shared how she felt with passion. During Mom’s later years our sister, Sandra, gave an abundance of time in caring for our mother, and we are thankful to Sandra for her selfless gifts of love and devotion.

elevated azF6v Don’t cry, dry your eyes

elevated azF6v Can’t you hear the angels calling me up? Up above?

elevated azF6v Can’t you hear the angels calling me home? Me home?

elevated azF6v Calling me home…

elevated azF6v They’re calling me home.

elevated azF6v I’m going home.

elevated azF6v Mom, you are finally home, and we will miss you dearly. Whenever you want to talk to any of us, ask God to use his private phone and mention you may be awhile. We love you, and will talk soon.

elevated azF6v As expressions of sympathy, donations to charities Mom supported all her life: Covenant House, The Salvation Army or Scott Mission are appreciated.