Mary L. Goetz Obituary

With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Mary L. Goetz (West Seneca, New York), who passed away on May 27, 2020 at the age of 74. Family and friends are welcome to leave their condolences on this memorial page and share them with the family.

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June 3, 2020

Linda Reitz wrote a sympathy message

“I moved to Tampa over 40 years ago and tried to visit Buffalo as much as I could.......the distance between us made it hard to get together. But we talked via email and when I visited Colleen, my sister, the three of us would get together for lunch. It was nice to see each other and reminisce about the good times we had growing up. I'm so happy Colleen and Mary "found" each other , they were good for each other. Rest in peace Mary , we'll miss you.”

May 30, 2020

Colleen Goetz wrote a sympathy message

“Mary - although we were friends and not just cousins for the past 7+ years- i enjoyed our luncheons, movies, emails, and phone calls and will miss them. You took me to the doctor's office after my knee surgery to have my staples removed when i couldn't drive. Thank you for being there! You certainly were a goetz "iron fist" stubborn and skilled at deflecting suggestions. Time to rest in peace. I'm sure greg and your mom will be waiting for you- goodbye friend cousin colleen goetz”

May 30, 2020

Beth Wright wrote a sympathy message

“All though we were separated by many miles, my thoughts were always with mary louise. Mary and cousin colleen were instrumental in researching and documenting the lineage of the goetz family tree. She will always be loved and remembered in my prayers. Cousin bill”