Birth date: Mar 12, 1922 Death date: Feb 7, 2017
Mary McIntosh, resident SuperWoman at Baldomero Lopez State Veterans Nursing Home, passed away at the age of 94 holding the hand of her husband of 68 years, Oakley W. McIntosh. Born in St. George, SC, Mary served her country in th Read Obituary
Mary was a lovely lady!! She always enjoyed neighborhood activities and clubhouse functions - it was fun to see her dressed to the nines for dances and dinners at the clubhouse. You are missed, Mary!! Love, Linda M.
Rhonda and Robin, I've been thinking of you all I'm sending much love to you and your family.
Although I never had the pleasure of meeting Mary in person, I was honored to hear her daughter Rhonda speak so fondly of her. She was so proud of her Mom's military service. Mary was a woman born before her time in many ways a leader not a follower. I am so glad she found the man of her dreams and got to spend so many years together.
Rhonda and Robin please know know that I keep you and the whole family in my prayers. I know your heart aches but what memories you do have. With love
Mary was an amazing lady. My daughter and I were blessed to have known her. Mary was the picture of grace, strength and poise. From being involved as a member of the greatest generation supporting the men who fought in WWI, to being a strong independent woman who has rubbed shoulders with heads of state and held her own in male dominated world. She provided me gems of wisdom, pearls of knowledge and reminded me that no matter what, I am strong enough. I used to joke with her that I wanted to be Mary McIntosh when I grew up…strong and kind, quietly confident, and having experienced so many amazing things that could be shared with others. Thank you Mary for sharing your life with us.
May you rest in peace and rise in glory.
Love Jenn and MacKenzie
Mary was a great lady. You could not be near her and not be affected by her tenacious personality and zest for life. Vince and I first met Mary and Oakley at a New Year's event. Mary was eloquently dressed in a blue sequence dress and Oakley was handsomely dressed in a white and black tucks. They both loved to dance. Another pass time we shared was playing cards. Hand and Foot was a favorite. Mary loved to win. There were many engaging conversations about war stories and new careers following their services to our country. Mary, we love you and miss very much. We will keep an eye on OAKLEY for you. Until we meet again, may you rest in the arms of our heavenly Father.
Love and prayers, Vince and Margaret
mommy ,i hurt so much that you have left,happy you are not in pain,you always took up for me.will mis you everyday till i see again
