Birth date: Feb 6, 1948 Death date: Oct 29, 2017
Mary W. Fallon, 69, of Cicero, passed away Sunday at home with her husband Tom and best friend Bogart, her American Staffordshire terrier by her side. She was born a triplet of Margaret and Michael Walker of Whittier Ave. “Toe He Read Obituary
I’m so sorry to hear of Mary’s passing. I read about it today in the LeMoyne magazine. We attended LeMoyne together and then taught at Henninger together for several years. It was always a delight to see her and talk to her. May she Rest In Peace. My condolences to the Fallon and Walker families.
Angela Principato-Kitts
Tom,
Martha and I are so sorry for your loss and so sorry that we missed the notice.
We have always looked forward to seeing you two at the lake and even those rare moments when Mary went swimming. I will always remember that birthday party where you invited Elvis for her.
Hope that we will see you next summer and it's our turn to buy the ice cream.
Also we want to thank you for your help in our lives.
Mike & Martha Quigley
To the Walker siblings: My deepest sympathies at the passing of your dear sister, Mary. I am so sorry that Mary died at such a young age and how difficult it is for you since you were so close. You have my prayers for you both, for Dr. Fallon her husband, and for all the family. Thank you for including Francis House in the memorials. God bless you., Sister Kathleen Osbelt
Tom and family......may the blessings of your memories last FOREVER. Amen
Scott Gross
Tom.........I was saddened and shocked to hear of Mary's death. I still remember her as Mary Walker during your dating years. I also recall the fast trips between D.C. and Syracuse so you could spend time with her on weekends . I hope that I can find a way to contact you to offer my condolences more directly . My prayers are with you, your children and the entire family.
Your college buddy,
Tom Applin
Tom and family, I am so sorry for your loss. She, as well as you and your family, will be remembered in my prayers.
Tom and family,
Our prayers are with you during this difficult time. We cherish the memories of Mary at lax and b-ball games at JD watching our boys. We will never forget Mary advocating for John so he could be in Joy’s fifth grade class. She is at peace now and we pray that God will grant you all peace as well.
Dr. Tim and Joy Palma
Dr. Tom and family,
We are sorry for your loss. Mary was a delight, such a classy lady!
Dr. Erin Davies and David Scibior
