Mary Condy Obituary

Mrs. Condy was an extremely talented teacher. She was able to take me, a student at Rosary Acaademy, who had very little athletic ability and make me feel as thought I was athletically talented. My best memory was when we learned how to do the balance beam. It was scary but she made learning fun! God Bless You!

Dear Susan, Roberta, Jane, Patrick, Mary, Michael, and Margaret The Dominican Sisters are saddened to hear of your loss of your beautiful mother. We will remember her as a wonderful colleague and friend. She brought so much life and joy to the students and faculty of Rosary Academy. She will be remembered with love!

So sad to hear of the loss of your mom. She was my teacher at Rosary Academy and had a great impact on me and many other students. Praying for the family.

Sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom.
You folks were our favorite next door neighbors. Will add Mom's name to our prayer list at St. Anthony's.

As a freshman at Rosary in 1977, I had the great pleasure of having Mrs. Condy as a gym teacher. She had a bright smile, she was energetic, and demanded we try hard. She was a great role model for young ladies. She has left a great legacy for her family and others. My prayers for her and her family.

Mike, and Margaret sorry for your loss, thoughts and prayers to all the Condy's.

Jim, Margaret, Adam and Condy Brothers and Sisters,
John & I want to express our sincere sympathy to you, on the loss of your mother. May all your happy memories of her help you through these sad, difficult days. Love, John & Chris Slagle

Aunt Mary Lou is and always was an integral member of the greater Condy family. She will be forever missed by all of us. Rest in peace, Aunt Mary Lou. You are now with many of our beloved family members in heaven.

Dear Sue and John: Please accept Peggy and my deepest sympathy in the loss of your mother. While we never met her but there always seemed to be a bond because of the similarities of the size and closeness of Peggy and Sue's family. You and your family are in our prayers.

God Bless.

Dave and Peggy Creek Lees Summit, MO

Sue, John and family , I am so sorry for your lost. My thoughts and prayers are with you and yours.

Sue, John and family you are in our thoughts and prayers. We loved coming to Charleston to see your Mom and all of you. She was such a wonderful lady. She will be greatly misses by many. Love to all of you.

There are those whose lives affect all others around them. Quietly touching one heart, who in turn, touches another.Reaching out to ends further than they would ever know..(William Bradfield).(something I'm sure your mom did)
I am so sorry Margaret to hear about the loss of your mom.
Lynne Stewart

Mary Lou, there are just so, so many great memories & stories to tell. But, I think my fondest memory is of the many mornings sitting on the screened in porch with Sue & I, sipping a coffee, talking about just everything & anything. Topped Off with a couple tries on the Lottery Scratch Cards.
They were Great Days! Love & Miss you.

Jane and family,

So very sorry to read about your mothers passing. Our prayers and thoughts are with your mom, you and your family. God Bless!

Dear Jane and Family,
It is with great sorrow that I learned your mother had passed. The conversations we have had about her decline in recent months worried me, and as I feared it was the end. You and your family certainly know that a woman of her vibrancy would not have wanted to linger in such a state. As it is so hard to lose a parent, you know that she is now no longer suffering physically or mentally. You need to take your memories and celebrate her every day in some small way. Never having met her, I can only surmise that she would have wanted you to do so. Fondly, Kathy & Peter Morris