Mary Niemeyer
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Mary Loretta Niemeyer, 62, of Columbia entered into eternal rest at 10:40 a.m. Thursday, July 9, 2009 at the Bluffs. A memorial service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday, July 20, 2009 at Centerpoint Church, 1900 N. Providence Rd., Suite 120 with Chaplain Bill Smart officiating. Mary was born May 11, 1947 in St. Louis to the late Maurice and Violet (Lindhorst) Clark. She married Jack Niemeyer on August 21, 1970 in St. Louis and he has preceded her in death. Mrs. Niemeyer adored children of all ages and spent her career working with children in various capacities. Most recently, she was employed with the Columbia Public School from 2004-2007. She also worked for Head Start, Girl Scouts, and the 4H Program. She is survived by her children and grandchildren, Katie (Randy) Doman and Sam and Tyler, Hannibal, Missouri, Luke (Marissa) Niemeyer and Timothy, St. Charles, Missouri, and Gabbie Niemeyer of Columbia, Missouri, her sister and family, Cathy (Tom) Grimmer and Nick and Zach of Cairo, Egypt, her nephew, Grant Clark of St. Louis, her mother-in-law, Ruth Niemeyer of St. Louis, as well as her sister-in-law and family, Lynn (Rick) Kohne and Matt and Kris of St. Louis. Mary is also preceded in death by her father-in-law, Melvin Niemeyer and her brother, Bob Clark. Memorials are requested to the National Federation of the Blind or the American Diabetes Association.
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Much Love and Prayers to the whole Niemeyer family. Your Mom was extra special in my eyes. The love, joy and compassion she showed others was a true gift. She never ceased to amaze me. Whenever she spoke of her family her eyes would light up and I knew that she loved you “more than you will ever know.” Through the years of friendship she showed me just what it is to be a true friend. I love her deeply and will miss her tremendously. Again my prayers are with you during this time of sorrow. Please call if you need anything.
All my love,
Mary
I’ll never forget all the memories of things I did with Mary–from 4-H to exercise class to working on Center’s first library. Special memories of when each of you (Katie, Luke, & Gabbie) were born. Now you must teach your children the things your parents taught you that made each of you the special people you are today. You have my deepest sympathy. Becky
As Mary’s sister, I appreciate reading and hearing the loving messages from people who loved Mary. Thank you from her family for your kind thoughts, words, and prayers for all of us at this time. Mary was an amazing friend – even to her sister! Tom, Nick, Zack and I will love her forever.
Sympathies are extended to you in the passing of Mary Niemeyer. I appreciate it that memorial gifts are designated for the NFB and ADA. I would like to speak with anyone regarding Mary and this choice of memorials. In other words, I would like to hear her story in this regard, since I am heavily involved in work with the NFB and the Voice of the Diabetic. Please call me at 573-445-6091. Thank you.
Mary was a very delightful women and i really enjoyed assisting her while she was at the bluffs and my condolesense go out to her children and family
Mary is one of the most wonderful women I have ever met. Her love and compassion knew no bounds. Her optimism and compassion overwhelmed me. And her humility sometimes shamed me, because I saw how I should live. I am blessed for having spent time with her on this earth. She was a mentor and a friend. Love, Carla
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