Death date: Feb 27, 2012
Malcolm R. MacKay May 7, 1930 Nov. 17, 2011 *************************** Mary F. Austin-MacKay Mar. 22, 1931 Feb. 27, 2012 Mr. & Mrs. MacKay have been reunited once again. Mr. MacKay passed away in 2011 and then Mrs. MacKay passed Read Obituary
Mary and Malcolm were such special people to me. They were my serrogate grandparents. I loved them both so very much and they will be deeply missed. I am truly blessed that I got to be such a big part of their lives. All my love.
One of the 'Good Ones', our profound condolences and prayers are with the family.
RIP I left a brief story in Life Stories.
My sister, Mary Frances MacKay, was born in Cleveland, Ohio on March 22, 1931. Her parents were Alexander McKnight (Born in Kilkeel, Northern Ireland) and Edith (Austin) McKnight (Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland). Mary Frances had many God given talents that included sketching a likeness that looked like a mirror image, needlepoint (of which I have a number of them hanging on the walls in my house), cooking and baking delicious homemade bread. She also enjoyed doing crossword puzzles. Malcolm and Mary Frances dearly loved their son, Scott, all their life and were ecstatic when he married Cindy and they had a granddaughter, Tracy. They will be greatly missed, especially by us, her sister Barbara and brother-in-law Neil Austin.
Enjoyed our time for Mexican food-good times;good laughs. Mary's sense of humor with our craziness added up to a great evening of fun!!! We know how much Barbara cared for her sister. A sisters love is special. RIIP MacKay's
Deepest sympathy to Scott, Cindi and Tracy, also Barbara, Neil & Family. Thinking about you all at this sad time. Will always remember the good times we shared in Ireland. From Madge and all the McKnight Family in Kilkeel, Northern Ireland
i couldnt ask for more loving grandparents!!! i miss you them lots and wish them absolute happiness!!!!
I'm acousin of Neil and Barb Austin. My condolences and prayers for you and the rest of the family
Barbara and Neil Austin are our long time neighbors and back through the years, Malcolm and Mary Frances would visit them. Barbara was always excited to see her sister. I know she and her husband will be missed. May God Bless them in their new life together.
