Birth date: Feb 20, 1938 Death date: Feb 10, 2022
Mary E. (Chapman) LaFollette 83, of Bradenton, FL died peacefully on February 10, 2022 at Gulfside Hospice in Zephyrhills, FL. She was born February 20, 1938 in Indianapolis, IN, the daughter of the late Paul D. and G. Elizabeth ( Read Obituary
The Palm Grove Board of Directors wishes to extend our Deepest Sympathy to the LaFollette Family on the passing of their Beloved Mary.
To our Community, Mary was not only a wonderful Neighbor, but also, a Cherished Friend. Her warm inviting smile and kind words always brightened your day. She will be dearly missed by all.
Eileen Bryan
President, PGCA, Inc.
Mary was a wonderful individual who we always enjoyed as a loving friend. She and Bill were fun to be with and we had many good times with them. Her yoga classes at Willow Lake will be long remembered. Our good friends,such as Mary and Bill, are getting fewer and farther away. Mary’s memory will always be with us. Our condolences to Elizabeth Anne,Mary Katherine and their families.
Mary was and always will be a treasured "yoga friend.” Her presence in class and at the studio were always enjoyed, as were her most astute contributions to yoga book group conversations. Much wisdom, much Love, endless Faith; both a student and teacher all at once. She is surely missed. Shanti, Namaste, and God Bless.
Marjorie Crawford
Mary was and always will be a treasured "yoga friend.” Her presence in class and at the studio were always enjoyed, as were her most astute contributions to yoga book group conversations. Much wisdom, much Love, endless Faith; both a student and teacher all at once. She is surely missed. Shanti, Namaste, and God Bless.
Marjorie Crawford
Mary and Bill welcomed us with grace to the Ball State community when I joined the Management Department. We have fond memories Mary always interested in how our young family was doing. My condolences to your family.
Jeff Hornsby
Dear Grandma,
It's hard to believe you're gone. You taught me how to appreciate the ocean,while at the same time teaching me about appearances and life. That nightshirt you and Grandpa bought me that says, "I don't do mornings" still makes me laugh! You lived your life with grace and kindness, and the world is a sadder place without you in it.
Sincerely,
Your favourite granddaughter (who will never again be able to make that joke),
Maria LaFollette-Bruno
