Birth date: Mar 12, 1935 Death date: Oct 2, 2024
Mary Margaret (Opferman) Roellinger, 89, passed peacefully in the comfort of her home on the 2nd of October 2024. Wife of the late Frederick J. Roellinger; loving mother of Sandra (Laurence) Houston; Loving grandmother to the lat Read Obituary
My condolences to your family. I knew your mother for many years when I worked at the Bethel Park Library in the 80s/90s. She will be greatly missed.
Kevin Grashoff
This was a photo from one of our visits with Mary Margaret and Ruth Opferman. We had some special visits talking about our shared family history and learning about my Great Grandparents. RIP.
Mary Margaret was one of my Mom's first cousins. We got to know her from our genealogy research since she was one of Uncle Henny's daughters, descended from my Great Grandfather's first wife, Louisa Averbeck. I learned from Mary Margaret about my Grandmother Maria Heggen being a nanny for several years for Joseph Opferman before they married. RIP!
rest in peace mary you had good life we will surly be missed
we both loved mary alot we had so many great times with her in bethel and in rockland we all had many many laughts and memorys she was a great person and very kind
we will miss her
love cookie &leo
Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.
My mother, Kay Shauck, worked with Mary at the library in Bethel Park for years. Over time they became good friends and they enjoyed working together. I did some story hours at the library when I was a teenager and I got to know Many also. She was a blessing to so many people. Joyce Shauck Kirsch , Medina, Ohio.
Sandy, Your mom brought joy to so many and will always be in our hearts. We pray for strength for all of you at this time. We love you.
With our deepest condolences.
I knew Mary for many many years , Mary was a very caring kind generous woman, Mary was intelligent ,always learning going to miss her greatly .And from all of us at Whitetail disabled hunting want to give us our deepest condolences to the family for all the years of letting Whitetail disabled hunting on her property to harvest Deer and donate to the local food bank in the community,we have lots and lots of memories Thank you Mary from Glenn and all the hunters, you will be greatly missed we'll miss your smile and you feeding the turkeys you loved your wildlife and understood nature we miss you rest in peace dear.
