Mary Lou Volkmar

Visitation Date: Monday, October 5, 2020
Funeral Date: Monday, October 5th, 2020
Funeral Time: 10:00 am
Place of Funeral: St. Philip The Apostle Parish
Funeral Notes: Family and friends are asked to gather Monday at St Philip the Apostle Parish at 9:45 a.m.
Interment: Queen of Heaven Cemetery

MARY LOU VOLKMAR
Beloved wife of the late Richard Volkmar
Devoted Mother of:  Michael (Dawn) and (Ray) Richele Deneckere
Loving daughter of : the late Louis and Phyllis Montana
Dear Sister of: Vito Montana,Rose Grill,Louis Montana, and Theresa Perich.
Dear GrandMother of:
Mikey, Molly, Maggie, Macie, Miley and Hilary and Cameron

Mary Lou was a very loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, godmother,
aunt and friend.  She had a smile that would light up a room.  Mary Lou had
the ability to make everyone she met to feel at ease and special.  These and
many other qualities defined Mary Lou.  Richie was the love of her life; they
were inseparable, always together. They shared a common love of the water
being on their boat, sharing that love with their children. Mary Lou and Richie
loved being in the company of family and friends, which they both loved and
treasured. Spending time in the sun in Naples, Florida, gave them much
enjoyment and pleasure.
Mary Lou was a wonderful mother, grandmother, she loved all of her children
and grandchildren all so very much.  She was very proud of her family! They
gave her immense joy.  Mary Lou would always talk about them with love and
pride; Richele, Ray, Michael, Dawn, Hilary, Cameron, Mikey, Molly, Maggie, Macie
and Miley.  They were all a blessing to her.
Mary Lou loved to cook, always offering food to whomever came to visit.  “Sit
down” she would say, “let me get you something to eat.”  That was her way of
saying I love you, thanks for visiting.

Her smile and wit, her love for us all, there are so many memories we all
have.  Mary Lou may have been small but she was strong and mighty.  One
can see her walking, talking, hair done, looking good and smiling that electric
smile.  These memories bring us joy and a remembrance of what made Mary
Lou so very special.  As someone wrote, it made her remarkable. She was
loved, will be missed, she is now with her husband, and Parents whom she
loved so very much!