July 30, 2025

To Amy and Cindy:I am so sorry for your loss! I have only vague memories of your mother from when I played a few times at your house as a child (when Amy and I were in preschool and then elementary school). Again, my deepest sympathies!Robin (Yates) Burgoon, Lancaster, PA

July 24, 2025

While I never knew Molly, I work with Cindy and I can see how many of Molly’s positive qualities were passed along. It is wonderful to see so many remembrances from the different parts of her life – home, neighborhood, Church, orchestra and work. May these memories comfort you all and bring a smile when you think of her.  Andrea Turnbull

July 23, 2025

Dear Family,
I have nothing but fond memories of Molly and her very endearing and gleeful personality. She and Gene were dutiful members of the Jubilant Brass at FUMC in Lancaster when I was leading the group. She was always very quick with a playful quip when the opportunity presented itself. Please accept my condolences on your loss. Ken Husler

July 22, 2025

Dear Molly’s family,
Molly and I were fairly close neighbors.  We played in the Lancaster Senior Orchestra together and often shared the drive to rehearsal.  She was a wonderful friend.  My husband fixed her computer.
Nancy James

July 22, 2025

I was so sorry to hear of Molly’s passing and I send my deepest sympathies to her family. She was one of my mother’s dearest friends, a longtime member of the infamous Wine & Cheese group, and part of the unofficial neighborhood mother’s coalition who kept an eye on us. I will always remember her laugh and the New England accent she never lost. Praying you find comfort in years of happy memories.  Dave Branstetter

July 22, 2025

To Molly’s family ,I met your mother at Homestead Village. We worked different shifts. Molly was an excellent nurse who cared about the residents. Had a great laugh and a positive attitude.   I am sorry for your loss . Barbara cramer

July 22, 2025

My condolences to Molly’s family.  It’s been quite some time since I’ve seen her, but have fond memories of time spent with Molly at First Baptist.  I’m sorry for your loss. Wendy Allshouse

July 21, 2025

Cindy and Amy, My sympathy is with you at this time of loss. Time spent with your mother was always lots of fun and laughter. A special memory for me is the time we visited when you lived in Georgia.
Barb Brooks 
 

July 21, 2025

Our friendship began, Our senior year of high school, 1960 -1961.  We met at Miss Murdock’s cooking sewing class.   You cooked and I learned to sew. That’s about the extent of either one of them. Thank you for letting me in on your life with getting to know your Mother and Father, your Grandmother. My children, your children. Your wonderful marriage. And my four  marriages? You’re in my thoughts and prayers every night. Have  been and  will be. God bless you. I miss you. Love Alice Elizabeth Coburn, King, Bowab, Herman, and finally the Best Kerrigan.

July 21, 2025

Dear Family, My deepest condolences to you on the loss of Molly. I knew her in our younger days, always thought of her as a good friend. May she rest in peace in God’s arms. Sorry I’ll miss her visitation. Prayers, Mickey Corcoran

July 21, 2025

We send our deepest sympathies at the news of Molly’s death. I have fond memories of her ringing the cow bell in our Grandview neighborhood to beckon Cindy and Amy home from play. Her recipe for lemon poppyseed bread is one of my favorites. Her infectious laughter and outspoken opinions were mainstays of my mom’s friend circle. Blessings 
Doreen Jemison

July 20, 2025

Molly was such a delightful character!  She is already missed!
Beth Gerlach