It is with sadness that we relay the passing of our long time friend and church member Mary Moyer.
Mary Anne Moyer, 88, of Muncy went to be with the Lord Sunday January 10, 2021, at the Valley View Nursing & Rehab Center Montoursville, were she has been a resident since 2017. She was born, June 2, 1932, in Hilltown, PA, a daughter of the late William and Mary (Grasse) Bolig.
Mary was a member of the Emmanuel Baptist Church Millville. She enjoyed doing crafts, painting ceramics, crocheting, and Bible studies.
Mary is survived by two children, Alden Moyer and his wife Teresa of Muncy, Denise Moyer Smith and her husband Robert of Hughesville, nine grandchildren; Gregory Moyer ll, Brian Moyer, Takoda Moyer, Sehya Moyer, Hody Moyer, Ryan Smith, Brent Smith, Leslie Moyer, Molly Moyer, seventeen great grandchildren, ten great-great grandchildren, three brothers; Paul, Donald and Richard Bolig.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Richard “Dick” Moyer, son Gregory Moyer, and sisters Jeanne Buzby and Martha Hendricks.
Due to the COVID Pandemic, private services for immediate family only will be held Saturday January 16, 2020 at 11:00 am at Emmanuel Baptist Church, 1314 State Route 254, Millville with Pastor Micah Felber officiating. Burial will be at Jackson Baptist Cemetery, Derrs. The service will be live streamed on the church’s Facebook page and archived for family and friends to view at Mary Moyer Funeral.
Friends and family wishing to send online condolences may go to bunnellfuneralhome.com.
The Bunnell Funeral Home, Inc. 179 East Main Street Millville PA, is handling arrangements.
God’s Bouquet
My Mother
My Lord came into His garden
To pick Himself a bouquet.
The loveliest flowers He has planted
To beautify Heaven some day,He comes to the bud of a rose;
A babe in arms you might say,
He pauses beside a gladiola;
A youth vibrant and gay.It is not known for fragrance but beauty,
Its blossoms not yet fully revealed.
But my Lord sometimes chooses this flower,
His wisdom perfect, though sometimes concealed,Now He lingers to admire the chrysanthemum,
A flower of rare perfume.
A flower that has born the heat of summer,
Delicate in color, full in bloom,Yes, the memory of Mother will linger
Sweet as perfume rare.
Her loving deeds, her smile of courage,
Blended coloring delicate everywhere.So — when God gave us this “lovely flower”
May E. Bolig
Life was made full and complete.
I know that when He chose Mother,
It made heaven, too, more sweet.
(This poem was written by Mary Moyer’s mother, Mary E. Bolig, on the occasion of Mary’s Grandmother’s passing.)