Rose Mary Scully entered the loving arms of Jesus on October 8, 2020 at the age of 85 years old. Rose Mary was born in Beaumont, TX on June 27, 1935 to Elmer Franklin Ray and Ruth Louise Moyer.
Rose Mary (Memaw or Granny to most of the family) dedicated her life to her family. She knew, loved, and was incredibly proud of every one of her grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. She kept track of their birthdays, graduations, and special days, and she always made sure to send a card with a thoughtful sentiment in the most beautiful cursive handwriting and a small gift when she could – which was almost always. We always looked for that card in the mail.
Rose Mary attended football games, band and choir performances, and everything she was physically able to attend to support her family. She was an amazing (and very picky) cook. She made amazing gumbo, biscuits, gravy, beans, corn fritters, and could turn flour, corn meal, and oil into almost anything. She loved paying for meals and hated asking for help from anyone. Sometimes she was overly honest, but she never disappointed us. She was an enthusiastic Houston Texans and Astros fan, and never missed a game.
Rose Mary is preceded in death by her husband, Patrick Joseph Scully, Jr; son, Matthew Wayne Scully; and daughter, Karen Sue Lewis.
Rose Mary will always be remembered by: her daughters Patricia Phelps of Alvin, TX, Deborah Ramirez of Humble, TX, son, John Scully and wife Deea of Roanoke, TX, daughter-in-law Keri Scully of Pearland, TX, son-in law Charlie Lewis of Brenham, TX; sister, Betty Holley of Albuquerque, NM and brother, Danny Eggleston of Rio Rancho, NM; Grandchildren Jason Ramirez, Jacob Ramirez, Joshua Ramirez, Crystal (Ramirez) Mills, Jonah Ramirez, Julio Ramirez, Jeffrey Phelps, Kenny Scully, Amanda (Scully) Moore, Becky Neumann, Kristalyn (Raska) Knipstein, Joe Raska IV, Elizabeth (Neumann) Scott, Royce Neumann, Tyler Scully, Caleb Scully and Canaan Scully. She will also be remembered by her 37 great grandchildren and 8 great-great grandchildren.
The Scully family will be receiving friends and family on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 at SouthPark Funeral Home. They will receive family between 4:00 and 5:00 PM, and friends from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. Funeral services will begin at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, October 14, 2020. All are welcome. Interment will follow services at SouthPark Cemetery where she will be laid next to her loving husband Patrick.
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Rose Mary (Memaw or Granny to most of the family) dedicated her life to her family. She knew, loved, and was incredibly proud of every one of her grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. She kept track of their birthdays, graduations, and special days, and she always made sure to send a card with a thoughtful sentiment in the most beautiful cursive handwriting and a small gift when she could – which was almost always. We always looked for that card in the mail.
Rose Mary attended football games, band and choir performances, and everything she was physically able to attend to support her family. She was an amazing (and very picky) cook. She made amazing gumbo, biscuits, gravy, beans, corn fritters, and could turn flour, corn meal, and oil into almost anything. She loved paying for meals and hated asking for help from anyone. Sometimes she was overly honest, but she never disappointed us. She was an enthusiastic Houston Texans and Astros fan, and never missed a game.
Rose Mary is preceded in death by her husband, Patrick Joseph Scully, Jr; son, Matthew Wayne Scully; and daughter, Karen Sue Lewis.
Rose Mary will always be remembered by: her daughters Patricia Phelps of Alvin, TX, Deborah Ramirez of Humble, TX, son, John Scully and wife Deea of Roanoke, TX, daughter-in-law Keri Scully of Pearland, TX, son-in law Charlie Lewis of Brenham, TX; sister, Betty Holley of Albuquerque, NM and brother, Danny Eggleston of Rio Rancho, NM; Grandchildren Jason Ramirez, Jacob Ramirez, Joshua Ramirez, Crystal (Ramirez) Mills, Jonah Ramirez, Julio Ramirez, Jeffrey Phelps, Kenny Scully, Amanda (Scully) Moore, Becky Neumann, Kristalyn (Raska) Knipstein, Joe Raska IV, Elizabeth (Neumann) Scott, Royce Neumann, Tyler Scully, Caleb Scully and Canaan Scully. She will also be remembered by her 37 great grandchildren and 8 great-great grandchildren.
The Scully family will be receiving friends and family on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 at SouthPark Funeral Home. They will receive family between 4:00 and 5:00 PM, and friends from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. Funeral services will begin at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, October 14, 2020. All are welcome. Interment will follow services at SouthPark Cemetery where she will be laid next to her loving husband Patrick.
South Park Funeral Home
Rose Mary Scully entered the loving arms of Jesus on October 8, 2020 at the age of 85 years old. Rose Mary was born in Beaumont, TX on June 27, 1935 to Elmer Franklin Ray and Ruth Louise Moyer.
Rose Mary (Memaw or Granny to most of the family) dedicated her life to her family. She knew, loved, and was incredibly proud of every one of her grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. She kept track of their birthdays, graduations, and special days, and she always made sure to send a card with a thoughtful sentiment in the most beautiful cursive handwriting and a small gift when she could – which was almost always. We always looked for that card in the mail.
Rose Mary attended football games, band and choir performances, and everything she was physically able to attend to support her family. She was an amazing (and very picky) cook. She made amazing gumbo, biscuits, gravy, beans, corn fritters, and could turn flour, corn meal, and oil into almost anything. She loved paying for meals and hated asking for help from anyone. Sometimes she was overly honest, but she never disappointed us. She was an enthusiastic Houston Texans and Astros fan, and never missed a game.
Rose Mary is preceded in death by her husband, Patrick Joseph Scully, Jr; son, Matthew Wayne Scully; and daughter, Karen Sue Lewis.
Rose Mary will always be remembered by: her daughters Patricia Phelps of Alvin, TX, Deborah Ramirez of Humble, TX, son, John Scully and wife Deea of Roanoke, TX, daughter-in-law Keri Scully of Pearland, TX, son-in law Charlie Lewis of Brenham, TX; sister, Betty Holley of Albuquerque, NM and brother, Danny Eggleston of Rio Rancho, NM; Grandchildren Jason Ramirez, Jacob Ramirez, Joshua Ramirez, Crystal (Ramirez) Mills, Jonah Ramirez, Julio Ramirez, Jeffrey Phelps, Kenny Scully, Amanda (Scully) Moore, Becky Neumann, Kristalyn (Raska) Knipstein, Joe Raska IV, Elizabeth (Neumann) Scott, Royce Neumann, Tyler Scully, Caleb Scully and Canaan Scully. She will also be remembered by her 37 great grandchildren and 8 great-great grandchildren.
The Scully family will be receiving friends and family on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 at SouthPark Funeral Home. They will receive family between 4:00 and 5:00 PM, and friends from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. Funeral services will begin at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, October 14, 2020. All are welcome. Interment will follow services at SouthPark Cemetery where she will be laid next to her loving husband Patrick.
South Park Funeral Home
Rose Mary (Memaw or Granny to most of the family) dedicated her life to her family. She knew, loved, and was incredibly proud of every one of her grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. She kept track of their birthdays, graduations, and special days, and she always made sure to send a card with a thoughtful sentiment in the most beautiful cursive handwriting and a small gift when she could – which was almost always. We always looked for that card in the mail.
Rose Mary attended football games, band and choir performances, and everything she was physically able to attend to support her family. She was an amazing (and very picky) cook. She made amazing gumbo, biscuits, gravy, beans, corn fritters, and could turn flour, corn meal, and oil into almost anything. She loved paying for meals and hated asking for help from anyone. Sometimes she was overly honest, but she never disappointed us. She was an enthusiastic Houston Texans and Astros fan, and never missed a game.
Rose Mary is preceded in death by her husband, Patrick Joseph Scully, Jr; son, Matthew Wayne Scully; and daughter, Karen Sue Lewis.
Rose Mary will always be remembered by: her daughters Patricia Phelps of Alvin, TX, Deborah Ramirez of Humble, TX, son, John Scully and wife Deea of Roanoke, TX, daughter-in-law Keri Scully of Pearland, TX, son-in law Charlie Lewis of Brenham, TX; sister, Betty Holley of Albuquerque, NM and brother, Danny Eggleston of Rio Rancho, NM; Grandchildren Jason Ramirez, Jacob Ramirez, Joshua Ramirez, Crystal (Ramirez) Mills, Jonah Ramirez, Julio Ramirez, Jeffrey Phelps, Kenny Scully, Amanda (Scully) Moore, Becky Neumann, Kristalyn (Raska) Knipstein, Joe Raska IV, Elizabeth (Neumann) Scott, Royce Neumann, Tyler Scully, Caleb Scully and Canaan Scully. She will also be remembered by her 37 great grandchildren and 8 great-great grandchildren.
The Scully family will be receiving friends and family on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 at SouthPark Funeral Home. They will receive family between 4:00 and 5:00 PM, and friends from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. Funeral services will begin at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, October 14, 2020. All are welcome. Interment will follow services at SouthPark Cemetery where she will be laid next to her loving husband Patrick.
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