Dear Hank: I am so very sorry to hear of Mary’s passing. Please know you and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.  With Sympathy, David Allen Lambert

Dear Mary, I mourn your passage from life, but not memory. I ponder the difficulties you faced as well as your contributions to the lives of many people, including myself. I am truly sorry we will never have another opportunity to discuss books and history. I offer my condolences to your beloved Henry, Francesca, the rest of your extended family, and friends.

Dear everyone, Thank you for writing in about my mother. I appreciate your warmth and your tributes. FYI, in lieu of flowers, now there is a link to use to donate to the Rhinelander Performance Fund at the Sawyer Free Library in Gloucester: https://sawyerfreelibrary.org/about/get-involved/donate/constance-rhinelander-fund/
Thank you. The intangibles, the memories, mean the most.

I am saddened to lose Mary.  She was a dear friend and a fascinating woman.  She always had something interesting to say about history.  I especially enjoyed a visit with her on Thacher Island when she was there to paint and I was there to operate ham radio.  She was a sweet woman and I’ll miss her.

To Mary's Family,  We were so sorry to hear of Mary's passing.  She was such an interesting member of our DAR chapter and always had a wonderful story to tell.  We shall miss her.  Our condolences to you all.
Col. Timothy Pickering Chapter, NSDAR

Dear everyone,
Now we have booked the date of Mom's memorial service: Saturday, September 18, 11 am, at St. John's Episcopal Church,, 48 Middle Street, Gloucester MA 01930, https://www.stjohnsgloucester.org/, 978 283 1708. Come one, come all. This will be an in-person gathering.

Mary was a truly amazing person. I'm glad I had the pleasure of knowing her.

Greetings, everyone. Just reconfrming Mary's memorial service in Gloucester. This coming Saturday Sept 18, 11 am, St. John's Episcopal Church in downtown Gloucester.