M.E., although we knew each other and said hi when our paths crossed in high school, we didn't become friends until our first year at Rosary College. Then we were inseparable, staying up late, studying and watching Johnny Carson when we'd had enough of the book-pounding.You were my friend, my study partner, and later, my daughter's godmother. I learned of your death from my mom who sent a newspaper clipping of your obituary. I never learned what happened, we'd unfortunately lost touch, both of us going through some heavy stuff. There's no do-over, you're gone, and I wish it wasn't so.
My name is Ed Scheck. I graduated OPRF in 1961. Mary Ellen was my next door neignber. A truly beautiful girl. To my regret, we only became good friends never realizing she had a crush on me. I have few regrets in my life, but that is a big one. If anyone has any further info on her life please share. Rest in very blissful pease Mary Ellen.
I remember Mary Ellen as such a very nice person. I liked her so much and always enjoyed talking with her. Unfortunately we got out of touch after high school. Wish I knew more about her life.
Barbel (Now Babs) Warth (Tatalias)
M.E., although we knew each other and said hi when our paths crossed in high school, we didn't become friends until our first year at Rosary College. Then we were inseparable, staying up late, studying and watching Johnny Carson when we'd had enough of the book-pounding.You were my friend, my study partner, and later, my daughter's godmother. I learned of your death from my mom who sent a newspaper clipping of your obituary. I never learned what happened, we'd unfortunately lost touch, both of us going through some heavy stuff. There's no do-over, you're gone, and I wish it wasn't so.
Edward Scheck
My name is Ed Scheck. I graduated OPRF in 1961. Mary Ellen was my next door neignber. A truly beautiful girl. To my regret, we only became good friends never realizing she had a crush on me. I have few regrets in my life, but that is a big one. If anyone has any further info on her life please share. Rest in very blissful pease Mary Ellen.
Carol Eifrig (Silverman)
I remember Mary Ellen as such a very nice person. I liked her so much and always enjoyed talking with her. Unfortunately we got out of touch after high school. Wish I knew more about her life.