Maryann Hartter (The world lost an Angel)
Webster, NY: Passed away October 1, 2020, at age of 78.
Predeceased by parents, George and Mary Lewis, husband Bob Hartter, brother-in-law Craig Butz.
She is survived by her brother Bill & sister-in-law Sue Lewis, sister-in-law Mary Ellen Butz, nieces & nephews, Bill Lewis (Nikki Schipper), Kelly Lewis(Brian Mancuso), Michele Butz, Jody Johnson (Mike Lobene), Andy (Kelly) Butz & their children Samantha & Jacob, Kim Boddy.
Maryann leaves behind many relatives & all her dear and close friends, Betty Krunchinsky, Cindy Quinn, Joyce Kayhill. Special thanks to Bob Alaimo and Clair for all their support.
Maryann worked at Monroe #1 BOCES and developed many close relationships with co-workers. She was kind hearted and always willing to lend a hand without hesitation when there was a need.
A celebration of Maryann’s life will be announced at a later date.
Those willing to do so, may make a donation to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital or the Lipson Cancer Center in Maryann’s memory.
May God bless a true Angel, Mrs. Hartter. Our prayers go out to her dear Family and Friends at this difficult time.
Maryann, my dear sister-in-law, you were a blessing to our family…and to all that knew you…rest in peace….joined together, again. with Bob…
So sorry to hear of your passing.. I always enjoyed your company where you worked at Dorschel Appl. Rest In Peace.
Maryann was a special lady in so many ways, giving, generous and loving. She was the hardest worker, caregiver and friend to those of us who knew her at BOCES. She will be fondly remembered.
Although I haven’ seen Maryann in over 60 years, I have very fond memories of our days at Charlotte High School. I remember a very pleasant girl who was kind and someone I enjoyed talking with. My condolences to the family.
I was sad to hear of Maryann’s passing. I have know Maryann for 75 years, I was 4 yrs old and she was 3 yrs old when we met as neighbors on Almay Rd. We have kept in touch thru the years and we were going to meet for lunch this past spring, but then Clovis 19 virus hit and that never happened. I will miss her. Rest in peace my friend.
I met Maryann at BOCES and we became friends. Her birthday was 5 days after mine and we still exchanged cards. She was the kindest, most giving person I have ever met. I will miss her very much.
My condolences on Maryann’s passing. We were neighbors, but also both worked at BOCES although rarely in the same building. I greatly appreciated the effort Maryann made to reach me on the road when my mother became ill and the BOCES switchboard didn’t seem to think I worked there. She also corrected one of my mileage sheets for me at the best time that somebody could have done that favor rather than sending it back through the bureaucracy. She was a very sweet woman and will be missed!