I was so sorry to hear the news about \"Sissy\". I have fond memories of my family visiting yours and what fun we had playing with Bruce, Bart and Blaine when we were all young kids. (BBQ and home-made ice-cream). I loved Sis and even tried to run away once to go and live with her! I was so surprised when my mother helped me pack a suitcase but then said I couldn\'t go because it was too far to walk, and she wouldn\'t drive me! LOL! I\'ve only seen her a couple of times since then, but she was always loving and friendly. I\'ll never forget her.

I met Mary a few times since moving here in 1988. Always friendly and like to visit. She will be missed. Prayers for her Family and Friends Especially her husband and there Family. May she watch over you all from Heaven above.

My late husband, Mark (your nephew) and I thought so much of you and your family. You were such a caring and loving person. I would always look for you and Warren at 5:00 mass at St. Rose on Saturday's. I will say continued prayers for you and your family at this difficult time.

As a young boy, I was lucky enough to spend a great deal of time with the Baisch family and was always treated as one of their own. Mary always gave me a big hug whether I deserved it or not. Warren nicknamed me "Jughead" and she couldn't hold back the smile every time she heard him say it. It's been many years since I last saw her but she left a lasting light in my soul and I will always appreciate the love she showed me.

Bruce, and family, Your mother was a great person. She was a kind and caring person andalways put others ahead of herself. You will be in our thoughts and prayers.

R.I.P. Mary Baisch. You've been a wonderful friend to many, a great wife, mother, grandmother and daughter. You will be greatly missed. See you soon when God calls me home. Blessings to the family. Dee Burt