Cale, Mary Beatrice, of Issaquah, WA, went home to be with the Lord on 21 November, 2014. She will be reunited with her parents, Frank and Kathleen Looney, and her husband, John J. Cale, Jr. Born in San Francisco, CA on 30 July 1933, as an only child. Mary grew up in San Francisco area and attended the College of the Holy Names, Oakland, CA earning a B.A. and her Teaching Credentials. While visiting Hawaii she met a Marine Corps Lieutenant whom she married.
Over the course her adult life Mary was actively engaged as an teacher. First as an elementary school teacher in California, then Hawaii and later in Bloomfield Hills, MI. After getting an advanced degree in Learning Disabilities from Marygrove College, she took on the role over the following years as a Learning Disabilities teacher in several Detroit area school districts establishing programs to help students identify and overcome their challenges.
In 1996 John and Mary moved to Washington State, living first in Sammamish before residing in Issaquah.
Growing up Mary was an avid fan of tennis, golf, and college football. She also loved animals, especially dogs which she had while growing up as when raising her children.
Mary is survived by her three children: Judy Cale Brown, Kevin Cale, and Terry Cale Rossi; son-in-law Dino Rossi, and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at Saint Joseph's Catholic Church, Issaquah, WA, with internment to follow at Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent, WA.
Over the course her adult life Mary was actively engaged as an teacher. First as an elementary school teacher in California, then Hawaii and later in Bloomfield Hills, MI. After getting an advanced degree in Learning Disabilities from Marygrove College, she took on the role over the following years as a Learning Disabilities teacher in several Detroit area school districts establishing programs to help students identify and overcome their challenges.
In 1996 John and Mary moved to Washington State, living first in Sammamish before residing in Issaquah.
Growing up Mary was an avid fan of tennis, golf, and college football. She also loved animals, especially dogs which she had while growing up as when raising her children.
Mary is survived by her three children: Judy Cale Brown, Kevin Cale, and Terry Cale Rossi; son-in-law Dino Rossi, and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at Saint Joseph's Catholic Church, Issaquah, WA, with internment to follow at Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent, WA.
Cale, Mary Beatrice, of Issaquah, WA, went home to be with the Lord on 21 November, 2014. She will be reunited with her parents, Frank and Kathleen Looney, and her husband, John J. Cale, Jr. Born in San Francisco, CA on 30 July 1933, as an only child. Mary grew up in San Francisco area and attended the College of the Holy Names, Oakland, CA earning a B.A. and her Teaching Credentials. While visiting Hawaii she met a Marine Corps Lieutenant whom she married.
Over the course her adult life Mary was actively engaged as an teacher. First as an elementary school teacher in California, then Hawaii and later in Bloomfield Hills, MI. After getting an advanced degree in Learning Disabilities from Marygrove College, she took on the role over the following years as a Learning Disabilities teacher in several Detroit area school districts establishing programs to help students identify and overcome their challenges.
In 1996 John and Mary moved to Washington State, living first in Sammamish before residing in Issaquah.
Growing up Mary was an avid fan of tennis, golf, and college football. She also loved animals, especially dogs which she had while growing up as when raising her children.
Mary is survived by her three children: Judy Cale Brown, Kevin Cale, and Terry Cale Rossi; son-in-law Dino Rossi, and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at Saint Joseph's Catholic Church, Issaquah, WA, with internment to follow at Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent, WA.
Over the course her adult life Mary was actively engaged as an teacher. First as an elementary school teacher in California, then Hawaii and later in Bloomfield Hills, MI. After getting an advanced degree in Learning Disabilities from Marygrove College, she took on the role over the following years as a Learning Disabilities teacher in several Detroit area school districts establishing programs to help students identify and overcome their challenges.
In 1996 John and Mary moved to Washington State, living first in Sammamish before residing in Issaquah.
Growing up Mary was an avid fan of tennis, golf, and college football. She also loved animals, especially dogs which she had while growing up as when raising her children.
Mary is survived by her three children: Judy Cale Brown, Kevin Cale, and Terry Cale Rossi; son-in-law Dino Rossi, and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at Saint Joseph's Catholic Church, Issaquah, WA, with internment to follow at Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent, WA.
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