Mary Koenig
Aug 30, 2037 – Apr 21, 2012
Mary Rollins Koenig, 74, of Mineral, passed away Saturday, April 21, 2012 at Mary Washington Hospital.
Mrs. Koenig was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church as well as St. James Catholic Church, in Falls Church, where she was extremely active. She was also a member of the Belmont Club for Women.
Survivors include her husband, Paul Koenig; son, Martin Paul Koenig and wife Claudia of Reston; daughter Kimberly Lewis and husband Cory of Wildwood, FL; one grandchild; brothers Albert Rollins and wife Carol of Lynchburg and Eddie Rollins and wife Alice of Manassas; and sisters Barbara Justice of Annandale, Gertie Graves of Arlington, Doris Inskip and husband Skip” of Culpeper and Charlotte Dameron and husband John of Arlington.
The family will receive friends from 6-8pm Wednesday April 25 at Woodward Funeral Home with an “Open Mic” for your memories and comments.
A funeral service will be held at 11am Thursday, April 26 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church; in
Bumpass/Buckner VA; with reception immediately following in the Parrish Hall.
Interment will be held Friday April 27th at 11am in Columbia Gardens Cemetery; Arlington VA.
Flowers are accepted or memorial donations in her name to National Research Arthritis/Scleroderma Foundation; P. O. Box 7669 Atlanta GA 30357
Dear Paul, We are deeply saddened to hear of Mary`s passing. We thought the world of her and loved her wonderful personality and bright smile. We will miss her and our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family during this sad time. Love and Prayers, Bryan, Karen, and Brandon Mayes
Paul & family,We are so saddened to hear of Mary`s passing. Mary was a sweet soul who was always so cheerful and upbeat, even in the face of her illness. We will always remember her with a smile on her face.Jim & Pam
My Aunt Mary was the best. I will miss her very much. I am greatful for the fond memories of vacations and times spend at their home both in Falls Church and Mineral. I send my love to Uncle Paul, Marty and Kim.
Paul and family – So sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Dear Paul and family,Please accept my condolences for the loss of Mary. She was a wonderful, warm hearted woman who always had a smile, a laugh and a kind thing to say whenever she came your way. She was particularly supportive of me when my wife, Diana, was struck with cancer and lost her battle in December 2008. My prayers are with you and your family. I am sending a donation to NIAMS in her name.
I have wonderful school-day memories of Mary, as well as fun times at scrambles in Glass Manor. Mary was one of those people who made your life a little bit better, who gave you unforgettable memories.Fondly, Regina Susie Bridge Bennett
Paul and Family, We are sorry for your loss. Words are never enough a this time but Lucine and I will keep her in our prayers. I had not seen Aunt Mary in I don`t know how long. My sisters and I had fond memories of her from when we were kids. Please accept out condolences.Stan and Lucine MastalerzGrace`s son
We will miss Mary`s warm and cheery presence at the Lake.
With heart-felt Condolences to the family of Mary Koenig, a truly sensitive and loving human being, who shall be missed by all who were fortunate to know and love her. Rest In Peace, dearest friend! Lovingly, Jack & Mary Ann S. Cooper
Dear Paul ~& all the RollinsMy fondest shared memories w/Mary date back to St Charles Elem School & on thru W&L. Mary was always so cheerful…& game for anything FUN. I had the HONOR of being in her wedding party & on to celebrate a wonderful 50th Anniv celebration w/a truly loving couple. My heart goes out to you Paul, in the loss of the Love.of.your.Life. I`m sorry I can`t be there for you today, but I will be in touch soon. Know that you`re in my thoughts & prayers.With love & much sympathy. Kathy
Dear Paul and Family,We are so very sorry for your loss. Mary touched every life she came in contact with. She always had a smile and a good word for everyone. Mary epitomized bravery, loyalty and selflessness. Even when she was at her lowest point she still had a smile and offered to pray for me. Because Mary believed in prayer and the power of prayer. Her spirit was as strong as her body was weak. Her laugh and smile will never be forgotten, she made a difference in peoples lives, in my life. With every hardship Mary found the bright side, she was not a complainer she knew how to live each day she was given to the fullest. Mary was blessed with the kind of love so many of us seek in our lives but never find. Paul was that true and wonderful love, and he took such good care of Mary, she was able to stay at home till God called her. We will miss you Mary, we were so blessed to have known you.Mitzi, Jim, Brendan, Candi, Jessica and Rylee
Dear Paul and Family:So sorry to learn of Mary`s passing. Now God holds her in thepalm of His hand.I am the eldest of six who attendedSt. Charles Elem. School l941-49 in Arlington. Mary`s sister, Charlotte was in my class and Mary was in my sister Kathy`s. Kathy always kept me posted as to their reunions, etc. I am sure our brothers shared classes with the Rollins sibblings.Sincere heartfelt condolences to all the family, as you share wonderful memories of the special person that Mary was looking at the bright side of life”! God bless and know prayers are with you.”
Paul: I am very sorry to hear of your loss. The Koenig family is my thoughts and prayers for the loss of a fine lady.
Our entire family will miss Mary so very much. She put a smile in everyone`s heart. She was an awesome sister and Aunt. We cherish all the wonderful times together, the memories are priceless.