Mary L. (Horstman) Huse Obituary

It is with deep sadness that I write to extend my sympathies to all of you, Mary's family. I met Mary when we studied for our PhD at Simmons and have been a long distance friend for all these years. As you know, Mary was a bright and knowing woman with a keen perspective on life. She was so proud of all her children and grandchildren. I will miss her calming voice and reasoned perspective. It was an honor to have known her.

I CAME TO REALLY KNOW YOUR MOTHER DURING MY VISIT WITH HER THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS AT HER HOME IN WEST NEWTON. I ALWAYS LOOKED FORWARD TO SHE AND I SHARING OUR FAMILY MEMORIES. I EVEN LEARNED A LOT ABOUT MY HUSBAND THROUGH THE EYES OF HIS SISTER. SHE WAS A EMARKABLE WOMAN.

Dear Tom, Debbie & Family,
I wish to extend my deepest sympathy to you on the loss of your mother. You are in our thoughts and prayers. May her memory be eternal in your hearts.
Love
Adrianne Faggas & Family

I worked with Mary years ago at Catholic Charities. She was the consummate professional. She supported her staff while challenging us to improve our clinical practice. I learned a lot from Mary and have great respect for her skills as a clinical director. My deepest sympathies to her family.

She was terrific when I came to BC in 1969. Huge fun to be around, well organized and had a lot of compassion for those around her.

Jim Bowditch

I met Mary when I first came to teach at BC in 1977. She was a wonderful, loving person then and she remained so throughout the 40 years I have been here. It is sad to think that she is no longer among us. My condolences to her children and grandchildren