Mary Frances Bath

Birth date: Nov 27, 1954 Death date: Jun 22, 2022

Mary Frances Bath, 67, passed away on June 22, 2022. Mary was born November 27, 1954 in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England to Stuart Howard and Pamela Joy Lomax. Mary spent almost half her life living in the United States firstly in Read Obituary

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Jasmine Corzo Bath

167w ago

Dear Mary,

It still feels unreal that you are no longer here, even though you've been gone for a month now. I am beyond blessed to have known you for the past six years. To have been able to see and understand what an incredible, giving, kind, and caring Mother, wife, friend, and person you always were, has been a gift and is something I will always cherish.

I want to thank you for all that you did for your family and how you raised the incredible man that I am now lucky to call my husband. Nicholas is amazing and he is a reflection of you and all of the love and support you gave him throughout his life. We are both so thankful that you were there on our wedding day and for the yacht trip in LA. We will never forget all of the smiling faces and the laughter we shared that weekend, and we will cherish those memories forever.

I could go on and on here because I miss you so much, we all do... I will end this with saying again that I am so grateful to have known you, and for the last year that we were able to be closer to you and create lasting memories. You were a true fighter and an example of strength and courage for us all. I still feel you with us every day and I hope that never goes away. You are in every beautiful butterfly we see, and you are the brightest light that all of those who knew you will always carry with them.

Thank you for being amazing Mary, forever the best Mother-in-law, I love you so much...

Jasmine

Simon

168w ago

Dear wonderful Mumsy,

It has been a few weeks since you left us, and I am still in denial. I still pick up my phone to text you or call you. I am having a really tough time coming to grips with never being able to see you again or talk to you when i'm down. My soul feels empty and I miss you so much. I gave you a big squeeze when we went home in December and prayed it wouldn't be the last time. Unfortunately it was the last time. I so wish I could have had one or two more meaningful conversations with you. I wanted to let you know how thankful I am that you were my mum. I was a horrible kid but hopefully I made up for it later in life. Whenever I was down, I knew a call with you would cheer me up, every time! You would always tell me to "keep my chin up sweetheart"

Thank you for always supporting me, no matter what it was. You always bought my new CD when it came out. You also ALWAYS liked my posts when I made one, often the only person to do so! I remember when you and Dad came to one of my first gigs in Hollywood. I was so proud to have you guys there!! You were the coolest patrons there that night. There's no limit to what you would do to support us. You and Dad were always the cool, young parents. I remember the dances we used to have in Canada. I remember the parties we had at meadowview. You and Dad bought me my turntables and I will forever be grateful for that.

We are all hurting so bad, and I can only hope the pain eases up eventually. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for being the best Mum in the world and the best Nanny to Seb. Thank you for raising me, and for always being a rock for us to all lean on. We all appreciate the fight you put up for us. You could have given up a long time ago but you kept fighting. You are irreplaceable and the world lost a truly wonderful Lady.

Rest in Peace Mum

Philippa

168w ago

in honor of Mary.

Mom, you are the most beautiful person I have known in my life. You were loving, kind, generous, funny and selfless. I am so proud of the fight you put in until the very end. I miss you more than you can ever imagine. I miss your smile, your face and most of all the best friend I will ever have. We are all so lost without you here and are doing the best we can to get through each day. Rest in peace my beautiful mother. I love you with all I have. ❤️❤️

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Nicholas James Bath

168w ago

Dearest Mum - It still seems unreal that you are no longer here with us. You shed so much light and love onto all of us, that the world seems a bit darker since you are gone. Thank you for always being there for me, through thick and thin. The amount of times you and Dad came to my rescue is absolutely endless. Your unending love and support helped me through some of the hardest times in my life. You constantly encouraged and supported my musical and artistic endeavors, were the first to like all of my posts, comment on my Photography, and always made me feel special and loved. I am so thankful for the last year and all the memories we made together. I know you are in a better place now, free from pain and heartache and looking down on all of us. Thank you for being the most amazing Mum anyone could ever ask for. We miss you greatly and think of your beautiful spirit every time we see a butterfly. You are forever in our hearts. Proudly your son, Nick.

Marion Ashford

168w ago

At birth we board the train ! We meet our parents and they will travel with us on part of our journey - however as time goes by other people will board the train - siblings, our children, grandchildren, friends and most importantly the love of our lives. Many will step off the train and leave a permanent vacuum, others will get off almost unnoticeably.
The train ride will be full of joy, happiness, sorrow, fantasy, expectations, hellos, and goodbyes. Success consists of having good relationships with all the passengers along the way.
The mystery is we do not know which station we will get off the train, so we live the best life, love the best way, we forgive and offer the best of who we are, because when the time comes for us to step off the train we try to leave the best memories for those who continue the journey on the train.
Mary, you achieved all those things and more and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for being part of my train journey and for allowing me to be part of your train journey x x
RIP my beautiful friend and know you will live in my heart until I step off my train 🌺💕

Marion x x x

Michael Bath

169w ago

To My Mary, I miss you so much Sweetheart and my heart is aching, but I know you are in a better place and no longer suffering and for that I am grateful. I cannot believe your courage and selflessness in dealing with one health challenge after another. You never complained even though you had every right to and fought an incredible battle and never gave in. I miss our talks, our walks and you laughing at my cheesy jokes. I could not have asked for a better wife, partner and lover than you and I consider myself privileged and fortunate to have been your husband for 49+ years. We were soulmates and absolutely made for each other. You were always so kind and considerate, honest and generous. I cherish some wonderful memories of our kids, grandkids, trips to here there and everywhere and these will sustain me in my grief. I hope we did you proud at your Celebration of Life event. We certainly put all of ourselves into every aspect and I think it showed.
I will never forget you. Until we meet again my Sweetheart, all my love Your Mike XXX

Beverly A Covella

170w ago

May the most precious memories of a beautiful life bring comfort and peace

Beverly A Covella

170w ago

in honor of Mary.

Simon

168w ago

Dear wonderful Mumsy,

Rest in Peace Mum

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