We would like to recognize the passing of our colleague and good friend, Mary Moffatt in Admissions. We lost Mary to her battle with Cancer last month. You may have spoken with her on the phone or met her while visiting. Her smile was contagious and she will be truly missed.
As posted in the Orlando Sentinel:
MARY LEE WILSON MOFFATT ended her earthly journey on July 22 with immediate family at her side. The last two months of Mary's life were aimed at overcoming cancer and dealing with intense pain. A native of Charleston, WV, the parents of Mary Lee & Charles Wilson, the latter predeceased. Mary moved from West Virginia as an infant and lived in the Pensacola & Gulf Breeze areas and then moved to Orlando attending Cherokee Junior & Boone High Schools. Later she graduated from Rollins College with a BA Degree (Psychology) and then completed a Master's Degree (Psychology & Counseling) at Troy State and became a LMHC (licensed mental health counselor). While attending Troy State University she met and married Gary W. Moffatt of Orlando, FL. Mary's career included working in a variety of mental health agencies, the last being at Pasadena Villas (Orlando). She was a valued and loved employee touching the hearts of families, friends and patients throughout central Florida and the country. Her immediate family includes husband Gary, mother Lee Wilson, brothers Arthur (Betty) and Thomas (Vicki), aunt Charlotte, cousin Sarah as well as numerous other family members. So many people remember Mary as a beautiful person both inside and out. We shall miss her.
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