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A Special Education teacher at the Howard Middle School, Mary has touched the lives of her many students and parents, and faculty and staff. As a part-time cashier at Publix grocery store, Mary is known for her efficiency and friendliness. Mary is a loving wife to her husband Marty and a dedicated mother to their three children Madeline, Kyle, and Grace. You will find her cheering them on and supporting their varied academic and sports activities.
Transplantation is a very challenging and very expensive process. Even with insurance, there are many out-of-pocket expenses including co-pays, payment of COBRA insurance premiums, travel to and from the transplant center, temporary relocation, and medication expenses. Mary will be forced to take a leave from her teaching responsibilities. She and a caregiver have to temporarily relocate to live near the hospital for many months after the transplant. Marty will take a leave from his job to be Mary’s caregiver. Together, they also are facing difficult decisions concerning the care of their three children and long-time family pets as well as challenges of caring for their family on a significantly reduced income.
To help with the financial burden of Mary’s uninsured medical expenses, a fundraising campaign in her honor has been established with HelpHOPELive, a trusted nonprofit organization that has been providing community-based fundraising guidance to patients and their families for more than 30 years. All donations are tax-deductible, are held by HelpHOPELive in the Southeast Bone Marrow Transplant Fund, and are administered by HelpHOPELive for transplant-related expenses only. Please consider a contribution today by clicking the donate button.
Many of us have been blessed by Mary’s presence in our lives. Now we can help her. Together, we can make a difference and give some piece of mind to the Pioli family that Mary’s out of pocket expenses are cared for. If you have any questions or would like to help with fundraising, please contact me and together we can put a plan in action!
Maryrose Adamek, Mary’s sister-in-law
maryrose.adamek@earthlink.net, 952-807-7300
Here we are 6 months post transplant!! This week, Mary underwent testing to get the latest update on her progress. We are hoping for the very best news of course, but with guarded optimism as her doctors continue to emphasize the list of GVHD symptoms to look out for. While still in isolation recovery at home, Mary is anxious to return to a normal life. Until she is able to go back to work, the financial support of this fund keeps them afloat. There are no words to express how grateful we are for those who contributed and continue to do so in order for Marty and Mary to land on their feet after this ordeal, which is not over. We are so blessed to have such loving and giving friends and family who provide constant support for Mary and Marty through HelpHOPELive. We ask for your continued prayers and financial support as we try to reach our goal of $30,000 which will provide this family with help in paying Mary's medical costs and maintaining a home for their kids to come home to. Both Mary and Marty are looking forward to the return of their kids at the end of the school year and moving on from this chapter. Please keep the prayers coming and check back frequently as we try to reach our goal! From the bottom of our hearts, thank you!
Maryrose Pioli Adamek
Maryrose Pioli Adamek's Journal Entry:
Mary is progressing with her recovery at home in Macon! She is still required to stay in full-time isolation indefinitely. We are very grateful for all of the prayers and support which have carried this family through such a catastrophic illness. Please continue with prayers and/or financial support for her as she and Marty still face the financial challenge of sustaining their home, utilities, cobra payments, and uninsured out-of-pocket medical costs that continue while she is unemployed. Thank you so much!!
From Marty:
Mary Update: Mary had her “100” Day Status appointment with Dr. Holland (Northside Bone Marrow Transplant head honcho).The news is good! All of the numbers indicate that the donated bone marrow is over-taking Mary’s. We are not out of the clear yet, and we STILL need to travel to north Atlanta 2 times a week for labs and “monitoring”. In mid February there will be another assessment to see where Mary is and hopefully onto “phase 2”. We also need to be on the lookout for symptoms of Graft Vs. Host Disease (GVHD). GVHD is nasty, has many symptoms and is expected. So, basically anything out of the ordinary, we have to report!
Mary and I are eternally grateful for all of the LOVE, prayers and support everyone has thrown our way, especially Lori and Pat Pioli, and Carl and Maryrose Adamek for taking great care of Grace and Mr. Kyle. Also, I would like to thank Mary's Dad, Richard McClure for weekend cargiving (and mom, Maryann McClure for cat watching) and Jake and Debra Salvia Kime
Maryrose Pioli Adamek' Journal Entry:
Dear Friends and Family,
Mary has reached the 100th day, post-transplant! She is still waiting to hear the results of her summative tests from January 15th to determine the outcome of the transplant process. A meeting with her team of doctors is scheduled for this Thursday the 29th in Atlanta. We are all praying hard for the best possible report! 100 days post-transplant is a huge milestone as she begins phase 2 of her recovery in isolation in her home in Macon, GA. (1.5 hours south of Atlanta). This could change in a heartbeat depending on the outcome of this meeting. Marty continues to care for her and drives Mary to the Northside Hospital Clinic in Atlanta for tests twice a week. Thank you for your continued prayers and generous financial support. Your prayers, well wishes, and donations have literally carried Mary and her family through all of the financial obsticles when faced with a traumatic illness. From maintaining their health insurance and HUGE out-of-pocket deductibles, to maintaining utilities, rent, etc., so they can keep their home. As the new year starts the deductables over again, continuing financial contributions to this fund is an excellent way to show your support. It does not go unoticed! We are so grateful to HelpHOPELive for providing Mary and others like her a way for others to show their 100% tax-deductible financial support that goes directly to her care. Stay tuned for an update on the 29th.
Maryrose Adamek's Journal Entry:
Great news!! In recognition of the generosity of Mary's family and friends, HelpHOPELive will donate $1,000 to Mary's fund once we reach $20,000. We are almost there! This is good news as Mary's out-pocket medically related costs, including living expenses continue to climb while being unemployed during treatment. Thank you, HelpHOPELive, and thank you to those who donate!
Maryrose Pioli Adamek's Journal Entry:
As the Holiday season comes to an end and the New Year begins, Mary enjoyed the gift of spending Christmas Day surrounded by her loving family after such a long time of being apart (check out the pictures in the Photo Album on this page). The kids are now back at their homes away from home for the long haul to finish the school year. By that time, Mary hopes she will be at home, continuing her recovery. The next big milestone day is January 15. Mary will be 100 days post-transplant, and will undergo a full series of tests (CT Scan, bone marrow biopsy, etc) to determine the outcome of the transplant and future treatment plans. Because of HelpHOPELive, and those who have and continue to donate generously to help Mary and Marty stay afloat financially during this time of need, Mary can focus on the long journey of healing ahead. Your continued prayers, support, and generosity is so needed and appreciated.
Journal entry via Marty Pioli:
Mary Update: Mary is at day 66 since her Bone Marrow Transplant! Everything is going as planned with a few very minor bumps in the road. She continues everyday visits to the Lab and treatments at Northside Hospital in Atlanta and we are still living at the Hope Lodge in Decatur. Today we are going to see if she will be allowed to come home Christmas eve and day. I hope so, and I am preparing the house if we get a "go". Maddy is here, and on Monday, I get to "scoop-up" Mr. Kyle and Grace (the Nordic queen) at the airport. The ONLY thing I want for Christmas is to have my Family together (albeit temporarily). Mary and I GREATLY appreciate all of your support wand well wishes!
Maryrose Pioli Adamek's Journal Entry:
Thanksgiving Day this year gave new meaning to the word "thankful", as Mary celebrated her first day out of isolation (with full protective gear) with her parents, Marty, and surprise visit from Maddy and Kyle. It was an emotional and heartfelt reunion, and another reason to say thank you to those who continue to support Mary through loving prayers and giving. Mary is back at the Hope Lodge and continues to progress steadily. We continue to be optimistic! Blessing to you all!
Maryrose Pioli Adamek's Journal Entry:
Mary continues to progress and we are cautiously optimistic as her health improves and numbers remain steady! Your thoughts and prayers as well as your financial support are truly lifting the Pioli family. Your support during the last few months has helped Mary focus on her healing and provided her stability with out of-pocket medically related expenses, housing costs, and utilities while unable to work. These expenses continue to grow. With our first goal of $15,000 met, we are are setting a new goal to raise funds for Mary as she continues her post-transplant protocol in isolation with Marty as her caregiver. If you are able to give, please keep in mind "Giving Tuesday", December 2. On this day, credit card fees for donations are waived which will increase the value of your contribution. Your prayers, generosity, and compassion are greatly appreciated! Blessings, Maryrose
Maryrose Pioli Adamek's Journal Entry:
Marty's Mary Update: Mary had the IV pump that delivered the anti-rejection drugs disconnected last week. She was quite tired of lugging it around everywhere she went. It was her constant companion for three weeks. She will now take the anti-rejection meds by pill. It will be very interesting on how many times she will look to grab the pump, but it is not here. It seems that everything is going on schedule, with just a few minor issues associated with having no immune system, and "garden variety" viruses that lurk in your body.("hey! there is no immune system..Let's Party") Nothing too concerning, but they are keeping an eye on them very closely.
We have sunken into a routine here at the Hope Lodge and her 7-day , 8 hour office visits.
More updates to follow. Thank you for your support and prayers!
Maryrose Adamek's Journal Entry:
First, a Mary Update! Post transplant: She is now settled in isolation at the Hope Lodge located about 30 minutes from the Northside hospital center. Mary continues to struggle with weakness and nausea, but that is to be expected due to the anti rejection drugs and other medication she is hooked up to 24/7! Marty, as her caregiver for the long haul, is at her beck and call, preparing meals, transporting her daily to the hospital center where she receives care for 6+ hours, and keeps her germ free (she has zero immunity). Mary father stays with her over the weekends to relieve Marty so he can drive to Macon and do laundry, etc. It's just wait and see as Mary's body accepts the donor marrow and fights the side effects. They both miss their kids like crazy, but thank goodness for today's technology to help them keep in touch, FaceTime, etc.
Lastly, we cannot thank friends and family enough who have donated financially to this site to support Mary. We are almost to our goal, and your contributions are already going to work, helping with the mounting medical bills as well as managing other costs related to her transplant while unemployed for the next 4-6 months. Special thanks also, to those who are praying and continue to send positive vibes through this site. We will keep updates to once a week. Stay tuned!! With much love,
Maryrose
Maryrose Pioli Adamek's Journal Entry:
Hello dear Friends and Family! After a week of intensive chemotherapy, Mary received her bone marrow transplant successfully on Monday! She was discharged from the hospital and is recovering in isolation with Marty as her caregiver at another location across from the hospital until a room at the HOPE Lodge is available. She is very weak but in good spirits! Marty will be taking her to the hospital everyday for the months ahead. Mary will stay for 6+ hours to be intensely monitored for rejection or infection while fighting the side effects of the anti-rejection drugs (one drug for her, another drug for the bone marrow). Thank you so much for your continued thoughts and prayers! Your thoughts and good vibes are carrying them forward!! Thank you also for your supportive comments on this site... Keep them coming! Finally, our financial goal is almost complete! Because we reached $10,000, HelpHOPELive will contribute $1,000 as as an incentive to complete the goal. We are forever grateful and in awe of the love and support shown to Mary. More updates coming this week!
Journal Entry from Oct. 10:
Hi Mary's friends! Here is the latest!
Hey Y’all! Mary Update!
Mary is doing GREAT! We are in our second day in the hospital, with three days left until the Bone Marrow Transplant! The hospital room is great; the staff is great and know what they are doing. This is a VERY controlled environment! Each time I enter the ward, I have to put booties on my shoes, wear a gown, and feverishly and often, wash and sanitize my hands. Mary is not allowed to leave the ward. But, she is expected to walk 12 circuits (one mile) around the ward a day.
As of now, Mary has 4 bags of Chemo and 1 bag of anti-rejection hanging on her IV tree. She has 4 pumps going (thank God they are very silent) at the same time. She has had a little issue with nausea the first night, and became “shakey” from the chemo AGV.
She spends the day talking with me, reading, wishing for pictures from our kids.
I am doing good! I am at her beckoned call! It just SUCKS I cannot kiss her!
Thank you for your thoughts and prayers!!
Hi Mary's Friends! Its Marty with a Mary Update!
Mary Update:
We are a GO for Mary to start the long and difficult Bone Marrow Transplant process this week. On Tuesday she will have a temporary catheter installed in her chest area. It will have three ports. Along with her permanent port, the catheter will support all of the “drug” bags she will be hooked up to throughout this process. On Wednesday, she will begin her 5 days of straight chemotherapy. The Bone Marrow Transplant is scheduled for Monday 10/13. Mary will stay at Northside Hospital throughout this process and maybe some time after, depending on how everything goes. Once she is out of the hospital, Mary will report to the Northside hospital 7 days a week (for 6 to 8 hours a day). This will last for “weeks” to “months”, depending on her immunity levels. I will be by Mary’s side, along with her Father on weekends to be her caregivers
We were scheduled to stay at the Hope Lodge in Dunwoody, but they have no rooms available for the for at least 2 weeks. Until there is a room available, we will be staying at Extended Stay America in Marietta, GA (which is closer to the hospital). Unfortunately, Mary will not be able to have visitors until we are in the Hope Lodge (which has a controlled area for visitation). Once in the Hope Lodge, if you want to visit Mary, please get a flu shot (the shot, not the nasal thing – this is a transplant requirement). Feel free to bring me “a shot” too (wink wink nudge nudge..LOL).
Today we are packing up the final care packages to Maddy, Kyle and Grace. And will be placing the pets in their foster care (Thank you Kime family). Tomorrow, we head to Blue Ridge to stay with Mary’s parents.
Mary is in VERY GOOD Spirits! She and I are very eager to get this started, rather than wait around for something to happen! The sooner this begins, the sooner the recovery will happen, and the sooner we can have our kids (and life) back! We both appreciate your very kind thoughts and prayers!!!
HERE WE GO!!!
Maryrose Adamek's Journal Entry:
A new update. Last week, before heading up to Atlanta, Marty and Mary received word that more testing needs to be done before infusion. Her date has been pushed back to October 7th. Crossing our fingers for no more delays. Thanks to all of you who are checking in and sending good thoughts and vibes!! It means so much to them. And huge thanks to those who continue to donate. All donations are 100% tax deductible and go to Mary's medically related out of pocket costs, only.
Maryrose Pioli Adamek's Journal Entry:
Mary's treatment is now beginning. On September 26, Marty and Mary will leave their home in Macon and move to Atlanta for the long haul. After medical procedures are completed on the 26th, she will begin daily infusion of intensive chemotherapy and anti-rejection drugs for 6 days, killing every last remaining immunity defense she has before the infusion of donor bone marrow on the 7th day. Following the transplant, she will be closely monitored for signs of rejection. While staying in complete isolation at The Hope House 20 minutes away, Marty's task as her full time caregiver is to care for her physical, medical, and emotional needs, prepare meals, and bring her to and from the hospital everyday for further treatment and watch her 24/7 for any sign of rejection. We are asking for your prayers for strength, healing, peace, for Mary, Marty, and their kids as they navigate these unchartered waters. We also offer our prayers and unending thanks to the bone marrow donor who has selflessly agreed to go through this life saving process of donation for Mary. Please keep this angel on your prayer list, too. As of today, our dear friends, family, and others who want to help have raised $3,280 on this site to ease Mary's burden of out of pocket costs related to this life saving proceedure. Marty's income will end and Mary's very modest disabilty payment will be their only income while still supporting living expenses, including cobra payments and costs needed to keep their home in Macon when Mary is cured. We are incredibly grateful and humbled by those who have contributed, and ask for your continued prayers and support.
maryrose Adamek's Journal Entry:
Mary and Marty returned from a long journey visiting family and getting their kids settled in their new living arrangements. Maddy off to college, Kyle with family in DC area, and Grace in Minnesota. Our goal as a family is to provide a loving and caring environment for their kids and reassure Mary and Marty that their children are in the best of hands so they may focus on Mary's upcoming bone narrow transplant and long term recovery. Mary should be receiving word any day now on the magic date, which will be in the next 1-3 weeks. Amazingly, we've raised $3,080!!! Every penny raised will help ease the burden of out of pocket medical costs and hardships. There are truly no words to describe our gratitude! Please keep the prayers going and show your support by signing her guestbook, sharing with friends, and donating if you are able. Thank you!!! Learn more about becoming a bone marrow donor at www.bethematch.org
Maryrose Pioli Adamek's entry:
Today begins a very difficult week for Marty and Mary as they help their daughter, Maddy, begin her journey as a college student in Delaware, and place enormous trust in our family to care for their other two precious kids, Kyle and Grace in Maryland and Minnesota, in preparation for Mary's life-saving bone marrow transplant in September and Marty's full time care giving for the many months ahead. I am in awe of their strength and faith in each other, their kids, our family, and in God. Please pray for them, extra hard this week, and continue to spread the word about supporting them directly through fundraising and much needed financial donations which are 100% tax deductible and are designated for Mary's out-of-pocket medical needs and hardships, only. As of today, we've reached $2,530! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Maryrose Pioli Adamek's journal entry:
As of today, $2,305! A heartfelt thank you to all who support Mary. Please also consider supporting others who are in desperate need of a bone marrow match by becoming a donor. Learn more through www.bethematch.org
Maryrose Adamek's Journal Entry:
As of today, $1,930! And there is great news... A bone marrow match for Mary has been made! It looks like things will start to roll in September. Many, many thanks to all who have donated, sent prayers, and continue to send good vibes, especially kelliw and Allison who are bone marrow donors. Please consider becoming a bone marrow donor by going to www.bethematch.org!!! Blessings to all.
Maryrose Adamek's Journal Entry:
As of today, donators have contributed a total of $1,830! Thank you!! We are in the process of developing a page for Mary on FB that will have a link to this page. Please continue to share this page as we build a fund to support Mary and her family as she undergoes treatment through the upcoming months/year. All donations are 100% tax deductible. Blessings!
Maryrose Adamek's Journal Entry:
As of today, we're up to $1,705! Thank you so much those of you who are donating, praying, and sending good vibes Mary's way. As she continues to receive chemo treatments in preparation for "Go" day (the day she gets the call from Northside to begin the transplant process), she is back at work helping her school getting ready for the first day on Friday. You just can't stop her!!
Maryrose Adamek's Journal Entry:
As of today, generous supporters of Mary McClure Pioli have donated a total of $1,645! Thank you for your support as we build the fund to reach the total out-of-pocket costs for Mary, as well as hardship costs their family will experience. That amount should be determined in the next couple of weeks and will be posted as a goal on this page. Until then, please continue to spread the word, donate if you can, and sign the guestbook! Blessings to all.
Maryrose Adamek's Journal Entry:
Thank you to all of those who are giving HUGE support through our Guestbook, continue to spread the word, and make donations. Please know your thoughts and prayers are received with love and deep appreciation, and contributions go directly to Mary for medically related, out-of-pocket costs of her upcoming bone marrow transplant.
Maryrose Adamek's Journal Entry:
Donations for Mary are starting to come in! Marty and Mary are feeling incredibly grateful and blessed with so many prayers and support coming their way. Based on what we're learning about out-of-pocket costs for transplantation (in the tens of thousands of dollars), we are very close in determining a monetary goal specific to Mary's procedure from beginning to end. Stay turned, and thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Friends and Family -
If you live in the local Macon, Georgia area and are interested in supporting Mary by fundraising in her honor within her community, please contact me via email at maryrose.adamek@earthlink.net. HelpHOPELive.org will assist you in supporting events for Mary with various materials, media coverage, etc. Same goes for those who fundraise for Mary outside the state. All funds raised for Mary are tax-deductible and go DIRECTLY to her uninsured medically-related expenses, only. HelpHOPELive is an amazing organization!
Today is our first day for Mary's page to go live! A big thank you to those of you who have taken the time to read about Mary and make a donation. Please share her page using the icons on the right side of this page. Visit again for updates as Mary begins her journey!
Chemo treatment number 4 in two weeks. Treatment number 5 in five weeks. After that, the call could come at any time to mobilize!
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Mary,
We are trying to locate Richard since he has not answered our phone calls and hope everything is OK. Please contact us and let us know what is going on.
Thanks
Judy & Mitch from Regency Oaks in Clearwater, FL.
In honor of Marty & Mary Pioli
Roger Killen
Mary, you look GREAT! All of the Samuel Street Moms always envied how awesome you look bald. Marty looks the same. We would never recognize the kids. You are in our prayers!
Love, Laura and Kate
Hi Mary. We have not met and Marty was probably 3 or 4 years old when I last saw him...yet I feel the family connection. Bobbi Jane, my cousin from Coudersport, has spoken so fondly of you and your family over the years. Please know you will stay on my prayer list during this challenging time. Best to you, Marty and family.
Michaela Patterson Golya
Mary, Please know your friends from West Virginia are thinking of you and praying you 'beat this battle' with cancer. May God Bless you and your family !!
Peggy and Jack Coulter
We are praying for you and know this treatment will be a success. God Bless.
Linda and Dan Hart
The teachers and staff at Vernon Center Middle School in Vernon, CT extend their love and support to your and your family. We wish you the best!
Vernon Center Middle School
Much love and prayers to you.
Michelle Ledford
I have such great memories of our friendship in school. How great it was to see your picture and your beautiful smile. Sending love and prayers to you and your family.
Loretta Payne Currence
Our love and prayers go with you, our beautiful and strong daughter-in-law, to comfort and heal you through this difficult but hopeful journey. Lots and lots of prayers offered for you by many friends and family.
Richard and Roberta Pioli
Sending many prayers from State College, Pennsylvania
Carol Marie Pioli
Our prayers and love are with you.
Sister Evelina and Janet Pisaneschi
Anyone that knows your dear and lovely parents here in Clearwater Marty...has your precious Mary on their prayer list...as do we. May God's light shine upon you both in the trek ahead. God Bless.
Susan and Donald Dvornik
May God bless you all as you walk this difficult path.
Wayne & Bridget Phillips
Mary, Marty, and family,
Despite the distance, you're in our thoughts and prayers! God bless everyone! With love,
Sharon and Ray Raboin
The entire Pioli family is in our thoughts and prayers.
Harry & Sandy Ericson
Hello from Minnesota! I am Jenn, cousin to Carl (Maryrose). My husband Jim and I are sending love and prayers to you during this challenging time!
Jennifer Ranes
Dick Pioli and I go back a long way to our fraternity days at Penn State. You will be in our prayers.
Don E. Nasoni
Hi Mary and Fam! We've not met but back in the day I knew Bobbie & Dick when they lived in Bethesda, MD. The whole family was a blessing to me! Know that all of you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Jack & Terry Jardeleza
God Bless you!
Kristie Marshall
I'm a friend and neighbor of the Pioli's from way back! Please let me know if is anything I can do...I'm registered with Be the Match!! My thoughts and prayers are with you always. You CAN beat this!! Kick Cancer in the butt-- Show it who's the boss!! xoxo
Allison
Mary- I'm on the bone marrow donor list and I'm really hoping that God wants to use me to heal you. Is there a way to check if we are a match? I love you very much! Praying for your daily.
kelliw
I am a friend of your cousin Kellie and want you to know I am praying for you and for your family. Wish you health, healing and many blessings
Amy Richards
Wishing you the best as you fight your battle! It can be beat. My husband is a 2.5 year survivor including a stem cell transplant 22 months ago.
Teresa Booker
My family and I will pray for you! Keep up the good fight, and may God hold you and your family in the palm of His Hand! All my love,
Dana Adams
Praying for healing and strength as you keep up the good fight!!
Trisha Woods
You hot rodder, you. Love you and keep fighting.
Jon Jack
You and your family continue to be in our thoughts and prayers. Of course James will be rooting for you as you have for him! We can't thank you enough for the encouragement you gave him during his first year at Howard! God Bless you!
The Daniels Family
I haven't had the opportunity to know you as a young woman but remember you well as a little girl. Sounds like you are a fighter and that is a good thing. You have a beautiful family and it appears that you are well loved. Looks like you have a lot of support from your community. Don't hesitate to draw upon any/all of these resources for support, encouragement, or anything else you may need. You have fought for a long time and I am sure it hasn't been easy. Anyway, I wish you the best and pray that you win this battle.
Sandy Cogar Palmer
Mary, you have been on my "God Bless" list for a long time, and I am moving you to the #1 slot NOW.
Pam Burkhalter
Hi Mary.
We will be praying for you and your family. Stay strong and keep up the good fight. Love, Chris
Christine Metheney Ayers
wishing you continued courage and a successful recovery
Mary Ann Simpson
Mary. Griffin and I are praying for you!
Terri R. Orr
I too am blessed by knowing and having the privilege of having Mary McClure Pioli as my roommate at Marshall University where we became life long friends and although we don't talk as often as I would like, I am nonetheless here to support her and her beautiful family and I challenge everyone that knows Mary to do the same. I love you Mary and want you to know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family!
Amy Vance Chapman
Love you Mary. You all will be in my prayers.
Nancy brown
Mary, I know there is no quit in you, and I know you will kick this cancers butt. We love you, Marty, and family!
Dave and Cheryl Pioli
You go girl!! Love, strength of God pushing you threw this with many prayers!! Hugs!!
Matt and Karen
We will walk with you, all the way!
Love, Carl, Maryrose, Anthony and Rachel
The Adameks
Mary, please know that we love you and will do whatever we can to get you through this ordeal. Much love, Mom and Dad Pioli
Bobbie and Dick Pioli
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