Mary Agnes Falcone

Mary Agnes Falcone, a cherished matriarch known for her meticulous nature and vibrant personality, passed away on October 15, 2024, at the age of 82. Born on December 7, 1941, (Pearl Harbor Day) Mary exemplified dignity in both her appearance and character. She was renowned for her keen sense of style, always ensuring that every detail, from her makeup to her jewelry, was perfectly coordinated. Her attention to detail was a reflection of her honesty; she was a person who spoke her mind and valued truth in all her interactions.

Mary leaves behind a loving family who will forever treasure their memories of her and the values she instilled in them: her sons, Michael who was faithful in reaching out to her and supporting her and James Falcone; and her grandchildren, Sydney (Matt) Falcone-Tannebaum and Daniel Falcone, who brought her joy and pride.  Mary also leaves behind Nancy Fama, the mother of her grandchildren.

Her family extended beyond her children and grandchildren, encompassing nieces Gisele (Scott Peterson) Hulbert and Tricia (Nick) Simon, as well as her beloved great nieces and nephews, Alexander Ewings, Liam Peterson, and Amelia and Judson Simon. Each one held a special place in her heart. She was also cherished by her cousins Sister Karen Elliott, C.PP.S., Michael (Trisha) Elliott, Steven Elliott, Connie (Randy) Rosener, Vivien Elliott, Hannah Elliott, Sara (Chris) Walters, Ryan Coyle, Julie Elliott, and Jennie Elliott-Quevedo

Mary is preceded in death by her parents, the late John & Dolores Hulbert, along with her siblings: Dolores "Sissy" Mrowczynski, JoAnn Mancuso, John "Jackie" Hulbert, and Jeannette Ahmadi. 

As we remember Mary Agnes Falcone, let us celebrate her life, on Friday, November 8th.  Family will greet friends from 9 AM until 9:45 AM at St. Dominic Church (gathering space).  A Mass will follow at 10 AM in St. Dominic Church.  We also celebrate her unwavering honesty, and the profound impact she made on everyone fortunate enough to know her. Her legacy lives on through her family and the many cherished memories they shared.