Birth date: Jun 26, 1958 Death date: Mar 16, 2009
Pace, Mary Ann Mary Ann Pace. Age 50. Died March 16, 2009 in Austin, Texas, after a brief illness. Born June 26, 1958 in Fort Worth. Survived by mother, Suzanne Pace, of Dallas; niece, Andrea Pace, Sterling City, Texas; uncles and Read Obituary
I worked with Mary Ann at the Lower Colorado River Authority. She was a wonderful person who was always eager to help. She cared very deeply about her work and was so much fun to work with! She is already deeply missed. She was more than a co-worker, she was my friend and I loved her and trusted her. She was an Angel on Earth and now she is an Angel in Heaven.
Mary Ann, You were a shining star in our family. No family gathering was ever complete without your presence. Now when we look toward the heavens we will see the brightest star watching over all of us. You will always be loved and deeply missed.
The boys asked if they could go play with Sadie today and I had to explain to them that you were in heaven with Mamaw. You were a big part of our lives and we will miss you greatly. We love you Mary Ann!!! Love, Margaret, Brian, Dylan, and Benton
ma, cuz.miss you there are so many good times we had together,lake,ardmore,nashwood,austin, stone mountain, and the drive back to texas.i miss you ma you will be as always in my heart love you,bub
MA-you will be greatly missed. You were deeply loved and adored by your family and by all who knew you.
We thought of you with love today – but that is nothing new. We thought about you yesterday and days before that too. You wished no one a farewell or even said goodbye. You were gone before we knew it and only God knows why. We think of you in silence and often speak your name. Now all we have are memories and your picture in a frame. Your memory is our Keepsake, with which we'll never part. God has you in His keeping and we have you in our hearts. Until we meet again my cousin – Melinda
Mary Ann, The sorrow of the faithful is not that of permanent loss, but the tender sense of sadness that comes in saying good-bye for now to someone we all love. I will never forget the laughs we shared, Thanksgiving Football, family get togethers, but most of all, your "glowing face". Love you always! Shelly
Mary Ann was the first person I meet when I moved to Dallas. She has been my dear friend ever since. Mary Ann was my daughter (Amber) God Mother. She loved Amber and was proud to be apart of her life. Mary Ann will always have a special place in my heart. We've had a lot of fun over the years. Our last adventure was going to the Kentucky Derby. She had such a good time she never stopped talking about how much fun she had and that we would be going back. Going to the Kentucky Derby reminded her of all those stories from when her Grandparents went to the Kentucky Derby. Mary Ann will be deeply missed but never forgotten. Love~ Shannon
Mary Ann, You are no longer here, but not forgotten. You will be greatly missed. Our time together was cut short, but I will always treasure the memories we had especially our family Thanksgivings, weddings and lake adventures at Kiowa. We love and miss you, but will never forget your beautiful smile or the joy you brought to the family.
Suzie, we are sorry for your loss. We know how much you loved Mary Ann. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of sorrow. Earl and Zelma Butts
