MARY was my cousin Jack's wife and a great love of my family.
She was the daughter of Jan "John" V. CIMBORA and Anna.
They were married in 1945 in Hernando Co., FL. They had no children together but they had a toy poodle that they adored and treated like a child. His name was Beau. I used to love visiting them so I could play with him. He even had his own room!
Mary was a professional knitter and seamstress. She also used to iron once a week for my mother. I believe it was Mary who taught me how to iron. Probably because she made it look like so much fun. Little did I know, ha, ha. Mary was a kind hearted and sweet woman. She put up with a lot from my cousin Jack but she loved him all the same.
Rest in peace Mary. I will never forget you.
Obituary
"St. Petersburg Times"
26 Sep 2001
McDIFFETT, MARY V., age 84, of Spring Hill, FL, passed away on Monday (Sept. 24, 2001) at Heartland of Brooksville. Born in New York City, she came here 24 years ago from Garden Grove, CA. She was a retired knitter and seamstress. She was Lutheran.
Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Merritt Funeral Home, Brooksville.
She was the daughter of Jan "John" V. CIMBORA and Anna.
They were married in 1945 in Hernando Co., FL. They had no children together but they had a toy poodle that they adored and treated like a child. His name was Beau. I used to love visiting them so I could play with him. He even had his own room!
Mary was a professional knitter and seamstress. She also used to iron once a week for my mother. I believe it was Mary who taught me how to iron. Probably because she made it look like so much fun. Little did I know, ha, ha. Mary was a kind hearted and sweet woman. She put up with a lot from my cousin Jack but she loved him all the same.
Rest in peace Mary. I will never forget you.
Obituary
"St. Petersburg Times"
26 Sep 2001
McDIFFETT, MARY V., age 84, of Spring Hill, FL, passed away on Monday (Sept. 24, 2001) at Heartland of Brooksville. Born in New York City, she came here 24 years ago from Garden Grove, CA. She was a retired knitter and seamstress. She was Lutheran.
Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Merritt Funeral Home, Brooksville.
MARY was my cousin Jack's wife and a great love of my family.
She was the daughter of Jan "John" V. CIMBORA and Anna.
They were married in 1945 in Hernando Co., FL. They had no children together but they had a toy poodle that they adored and treated like a child. His name was Beau. I used to love visiting them so I could play with him. He even had his own room!
Mary was a professional knitter and seamstress. She also used to iron once a week for my mother. I believe it was Mary who taught me how to iron. Probably because she made it look like so much fun. Little did I know, ha, ha. Mary was a kind hearted and sweet woman. She put up with a lot from my cousin Jack but she loved him all the same.
Rest in peace Mary. I will never forget you.
Obituary
"St. Petersburg Times"
26 Sep 2001
McDIFFETT, MARY V., age 84, of Spring Hill, FL, passed away on Monday (Sept. 24, 2001) at Heartland of Brooksville. Born in New York City, she came here 24 years ago from Garden Grove, CA. She was a retired knitter and seamstress. She was Lutheran.
Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Merritt Funeral Home, Brooksville.
She was the daughter of Jan "John" V. CIMBORA and Anna.
They were married in 1945 in Hernando Co., FL. They had no children together but they had a toy poodle that they adored and treated like a child. His name was Beau. I used to love visiting them so I could play with him. He even had his own room!
Mary was a professional knitter and seamstress. She also used to iron once a week for my mother. I believe it was Mary who taught me how to iron. Probably because she made it look like so much fun. Little did I know, ha, ha. Mary was a kind hearted and sweet woman. She put up with a lot from my cousin Jack but she loved him all the same.
Rest in peace Mary. I will never forget you.
Obituary
"St. Petersburg Times"
26 Sep 2001
McDIFFETT, MARY V., age 84, of Spring Hill, FL, passed away on Monday (Sept. 24, 2001) at Heartland of Brooksville. Born in New York City, she came here 24 years ago from Garden Grove, CA. She was a retired knitter and seamstress. She was Lutheran.
Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Merritt Funeral Home, Brooksville.
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