Mary Dien (Meinen) Neutzler - Guestbook

Our sympathy to Mary Dien's family. She was a special lady. Always enjoyed talking to her.

Marla, I am so sorry to hear about your mother. I regret that I am just finding out today (6/24) and was unable to attend her services. Your mother always talked so proudly of you and her entire family. I enjoyed our lengthy visits when I stopped by and catching up on all of the local gossip! Please let me know if I can help with anything.

I am so sorry for your loss.

Rest In Peace my dear friend. Sorry I couldn't make it to the service.

My deepest sympathy to Mary Dien's family.

Marla, Terry and Mason and all of the family of Mary Dien Neutzler, I extend my sincere sympathy as you grieve the passing of Mary Dien. The love and devotion you showed her through her life and then in her final days on this earth was heartfelt.

As a devoted Christian, Mary has passed from the church militant to the church triumphant to be with all the saints gone on before and those to come. What a blessing to have this assurance. May Our Almighty Father, Son and Holy Spirit grant you peace, comfort and strength in the days ahead.

I would like to send my deepest condolences to Mary Dien family. I worked at an assisted facility that she lived at for a couple months and the bond we had was inseparable. To her i was her "pretty girl" or "granddaughter" and to me she was my "granny". I'll forever cherish all the memories i made with such an amazing woman from eating sweet pickles that Marla would bring her to her yelling at me because i had to get her in the shower. Never a dull moment with Mary. Always full of so much love and laughter. I will always remember you. I love and miss you.

Please accept our sincere condolences for your loss. You and your family are in our prayers and thoughts.

My Condolences to The Family Of Ms. Mary Dean Neutzler. I was thankful to have worked with Ms. Mary Dean at Brenham Senior Activity Center. She would always share wonderful stories and she was one of the best cooks I knew. I also enjoyed visiting her and just listening to her stories about her life were inspiring to us all who she knew. My heart is heavy. Im saddened. Rest In Peace With Jesus Mary Dean Neutzler.

My Condolences to The Family Of Ms. Mary Dean Neutzler. I was thankful to have worked with Ms. Mary Dean at Brenham Senior Activity Center. She would always share wonderful stories and she was one of the best cooks I knew. I also enjoyed visiting her and just listening to her stories about her life were inspiring to us all who she knew. My heart is heavy. Im saddened. Rest In Peace With Jesus Mary Dean Neutzler.

My sympathy to the family
Lots is good times in Winedale!

My deepest sympathy with prayers for each of you.

Deepest Sympathy extended to all of Mary Dien’s family. I grew up in Warrenton and was neighbors to Mary Dien and her parents. I was also Mary Dien n Leedell’s flower girl in their wedding. Life long friend.

Condolences and Prayers to the Family from all of us at the Cactus Burton Texas

Deepest sympathy to the family

Ms Mary Dien was a life-long and good friend to Joyce and our family. She will be missed by so many!
May your sweet memories and God’s Love bring you comfort in your time of loss.

With Love and Sympathy,

Ms, Joyce Oelfke
Donald and Donna Oelfke

Mary Dien was a tough, loyal and wonderful woman.

I met her a little over 3 years ago at the senior center. She was the”queen” of the center! As a new volunteer to the center, Mary Dien took me under her wing.The Margaret E. Blizzard Senior Center was her domain!

As medical problems crept in for her, I still saw her resilience, strength and humor. I absolutely loved her stories. She could tell some tales!

She will be missed, but I imagine Jesus is happy to have her home! I’m a better human for knowing Mary Dien.

Condolences to all who knew her.

Lisa King

Mary Dien was a tough, loyal and wonderful woman.

I met her a little over 3 years ago at the senior center. She was the”queen” of the center! As a new volunteer to the center, Mary Dien took me under her wing.The Margaret E. Blizzard Senior Center was her domain!

As medical problems crept in for her, I still saw her resilience, strength and humor. I absolutely loved her stories. She could tell some tales!

She will be missed, but I imagine Jesus is happy to have her home! I’m a better human for knowing Mary Dien.

Condolences to all who knew her.

Lisa King

Those we love are never far way. They live in our hearts forever.
Blessings,
Jayme Ponder

Mary was a special friend and help for me and my family while we cared for my sister and brother and later my husband. She could often make me laugh when I felt like crying adding her "German" words to our talks. I will miss her and remember her and her special cookies with love. Marlo, you and your family were her life and you gave her such good care. May she rest in peace and may you receive comfort and rest thru your faith and the love of family and friends.

Our Deepest Sympathy.

Marla and family,
I truly will miss Mary, She was a special lady. I just wish I could’ve visited with her in the past few months. So many memories, to her I’ll always be skinny Kelley!
With much love,
Kelley

Please accept our sincere condolences. Mary Dien was a very sweet lady. I often visited her at church and she always had something positive to say. I remember how she and my mother in law (Doris Eckert) enjoyed visiting daily on the phone. They kept each other company and had lots of laughs.
May you find comfort in your fond memories.
Love,
Debra and Rick