Birth date: Oct 18, 1929 Death date: Nov 20, 2012
Mary Lou Tornatore, 83, of Fayetteville, New York, passed away peacefully Tuesday morning surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on October 18, 1929 to Robert and Eileen McMahon. She married Samuel Torn Read Obituary
Tom,
I am so sorry for your loss. I remember you had such encouraging words when I lost my mother and I really appreciated your support and kind thoughts. My thoughts are with you now. I never met your mother, but I remember you having such kind words to say about her.
Much Love,
-Josh
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Dear family,
I knew you mom for many years and so enjoyed her upbeat personality. She always was caring, considerate and a joy to be with. My fondest memories are with Mary Lou, Esther and many friends on Lakeshore's golf course. She is famous for saying, when we all considered quitting smoking, "But, what would we do when we miss a shot and then, what would we do when we make a shot?" We had many laughs and good times. I will miss her. My sympathy to all of you. Mary Lou was a treasure. Yolanda and Gary Tooley
Dear John, Sam, Nancy, Tom, Theresa, Gina and Sally-
I was sorry to hear of your mom's passing. My memories of her are tied to her dry wit. She always seemed to see the comical side of life.
Tom Hanlon
John, Sam, Nancy, Tom, Theresa, Gina and Sally - I just learned of your mother's passing and wanted to share my deepest sympathies with you all. I have only fond memories of your mom. My most recent was from about 5 years ago, when I attended Christmas service at IC with my own mom & dad. We unexpectedly sat next to your mom and you, Theresa. A true joy. It was a special moment for me to see her again after so many years. She held my hand for a time. A warm and caring person. With sympathy, Bobby Hanlon
"John, Sam, Nancy, Tom, Theresa, Gina and Sally....on behalf of your old neighbors and friends...the Hanlon famliy...we all wanted to express our sadness and condolences to the whole Tornatore family. We all very much enjoyed being around your mother...Mary Lou...with her "calm" demeaner and great sense of humor. Our thoughts are with all of you ...and the whole family. With Sympathy,"
Kevin & Denise Hanlon and family
Gina and family so very sorry for your loss....God bless you all !
So very sorry for your loss. Aunt Mary Lou will be deeply missed. I am happy she and Mom are now together again. With deepest sympathy. Broni
Sally and family: I am so very sorry to hear of your loss. My prayers are with you at this difficult time.
I was so suprised and saddened to hear of MaryLou's passing.
We were neighbors with she and Sam for many years in Fla.
She was a wonderful friend and I will miss her.
My sympathy to all her family.
Joanne Mento
