Mary's maiden name was spelled Novak, as indicated on her Certificate of Baptism. However, she followed the Novack spelling.
Although growing up during the 'Great Depression' made Mary a strong-willed woman, she had a soft heart. Family was important to her.
Mary worked in the Gaming Industry in Reno as a coupier (dealer).
Mary's 1st husband was James E. Walsh. The cremains of Mary's 2nd husband, Avram "Abby" Schwartz (b. 5/1910 - d. 8/1987) and their son, Stanley A. Schwartz (b.2/1954 - d.6/2001) were scattered in sentimental locations known to the family.
Although growing up during the 'Great Depression' made Mary a strong-willed woman, she had a soft heart. Family was important to her.
Mary worked in the Gaming Industry in Reno as a coupier (dealer).
Mary's 1st husband was James E. Walsh. The cremains of Mary's 2nd husband, Avram "Abby" Schwartz (b. 5/1910 - d. 8/1987) and their son, Stanley A. Schwartz (b.2/1954 - d.6/2001) were scattered in sentimental locations known to the family.
Mary's maiden name was spelled Novak, as indicated on her Certificate of Baptism. However, she followed the Novack spelling.
Although growing up during the 'Great Depression' made Mary a strong-willed woman, she had a soft heart. Family was important to her.
Mary worked in the Gaming Industry in Reno as a coupier (dealer).
Mary's 1st husband was James E. Walsh. The cremains of Mary's 2nd husband, Avram "Abby" Schwartz (b. 5/1910 - d. 8/1987) and their son, Stanley A. Schwartz (b.2/1954 - d.6/2001) were scattered in sentimental locations known to the family.
Although growing up during the 'Great Depression' made Mary a strong-willed woman, she had a soft heart. Family was important to her.
Mary worked in the Gaming Industry in Reno as a coupier (dealer).
Mary's 1st husband was James E. Walsh. The cremains of Mary's 2nd husband, Avram "Abby" Schwartz (b. 5/1910 - d. 8/1987) and their son, Stanley A. Schwartz (b.2/1954 - d.6/2001) were scattered in sentimental locations known to the family.
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