In Loving Memory
June 7, 1973 – August 15, 2026
"What I will miss most is laughing at and with, as long as the nicknames and inside jokes appear."
In Her Own Words
I love each and every one of you. There are too many moments; good and bad we have been present for.
I cherish all the moments even if it means chatting for hours, taking water and food breaks in between. What I will miss most is laughing at and with, as long as the nicknames and inside jokes appear.
My only regret is not having enough time.
Alas, parting is such sweet sorrow.
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— Mary Ann Torres Gee
Please join us
Thursday · Wake
St. Joseph Cemetery
schedule 4:00 – 8:00 PM
6:00 PM Rosary led by Fr. Larry Young, pastor of St. Patrick's Church
7:00 PM Sharing memories of Mary Ann
Friday · Memorial Mass
St. Patrick's Church
schedule 11:00 AM · Reception to Follow
Attire
In honor of Mary Ann, guests are invited to dress in black, white, or cream.
In lieu of flowers
The family welcomes a donation in Mary Ann's memory, or the gift of a living plant.
Honor Her Memory
If you'd like to contribute in Mary Ann's memory, you may send a gift via Venmo or Zelle.
Venmo
@marezone0607
Zelle
Rudolph Torres
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Words of Remembrance
Sending an abundance of love and light to everyone! Missing you deeply sis and cherishing all of our laughs and giggles throughout the years. Give everyone in heaven a big hug from us.
Teodora Ildefonzo-Olmo
August 21, 2026
My prayers and condolences are with Matt, Mary Ann's mother, brother and her entire family. I've know Mary Ann since high school. She was a loyal friend, a great listener, deeply loved her entire family and was a generous soul. The thing I remember best of Mary Ann is her laughter and her sense of humor. :) I had lost touch with Mary Ann after I moved from Sacramento to South Carolina over 5 years ago but just talked to her last fall. I pray for the repose of Mary Ann's soul that she may gain eternal rest with our Father in heaven.
Cathy (Taban) McNeill
August 18, 2026
Mary Ann has been on my mind, and I wanted to share my deepest condolences with you and your family. I have known Mary Ann since the day she was born, and although our lives took different paths and we didn’t stay in touch as we grew older, I will always remember her from those years when our families shared holidays and special times together.
I remember Mary Ann as a little girl, growing up and becoming the young woman she was, and I especially remember her beautiful smile. I also remember how she looked after her younger twin brothers and how much she was a part of the family during those years. Our mothers remained close and spoke often, so in many ways our families continued to stay connected even when we weren’t able to stay connected personally.
It is heartbreaking to know that Mary Ann’s life was taken far too soon by colon cancer. She was much too young, and my heart goes out to all of you who knew and loved her so deeply.
Although we lost touch over the years, she was never forgotten. I feel grateful that I knew her from the very beginning of her life, and I will always carry those childhood memories of her smile with me.
Please accept my heartfelt condolences. My thoughts are with you and your family during this very difficult time.
George Fernandez
August 16, 2026