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Portrait of Mary Allie (Stewart) Troyer
In loving memory of

Mary Allie (Stewart) Troyer

December 2, 1904 – April 17, 2000
Lived 95 years
Life story

Mary was the daughter of Homer and Allie Stewart, wife of Gideon J. Troyer, mother to Gordon, Doris, Donna, and Betty Mae, and grandmother and great grandmother to many.

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The world Mary knew

Family milestones in gold, history for context

1904
Born December 2
1908
Mary was 4 when Ford introduced the Model T
1917
Mary was 13 when the United States entered World War I
1920
Mary was 16 when women won the right to vote
1935
Mary was 31 when Parker Brothers released Monopoly
1942
Mary was 38 when Bing Crosby recorded "White Christmas"
1951
Mary was 47 when "I Love Lucy" debuted on CBS
1967
Mary was 63 when the first Super Bowl was played
1976
Mary was 72 when America celebrated its Bicentennial
1989
Mary was 85 when "The Simpsons" debuted as a series
1998
Mary was 94 when "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" was published in America
2000
Passed away April 17, age 95
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Amy Lackey 106w

Oh Fran Nanny

Oh Fran Nanny, what I wouldn’t do to have one more day with you! I’m so Thankful for all the days after school bear and I could walk over and spend time with you! Thank you for being there for us, from that side of the family. I will never forget the endless cookie supply or the popcorn balls! Thank you for being so great to him and I. Love and miss you so much!

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