Mary Jean Bagwell

February 16 , 1973 - November 18 , 2018

VISITATIONS:

Tuesday, November 20, 20181:00 ~ 8:00 PMRosary 7:00 PMMichigan Memorial Funeral Home

SERVICES:

Wednesday, November 21, 2018St. Roch Catholic ChurchMass 10:00 AMInstate 9:30 AM25022 Gibraltar RoadFlat Rock, Mi 48134

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Obituary

BAGWELL, Mary J., age 45, of Brownstown Township, November 18, 2018. Beloved wife of Brian Bagwell. Loving mother of Austin Bagwell. Cherished daughter of James (Renee) Lauzon and Rose (Tom) Grzeskowiak. Dear sister of Cheryl (Rob) Weiland, Lindsay Lauzon, Tracy (Ted) Rockett and Tricia (Chuck) Micallef. She was preceded in death by her grandparents Melvin and Helen White and grandmother Genevieve Lauzon. Mary was a devoted wife to her husband Brian for over 13 years. Mary and Brian met during a union election at Ford Motor Company and they were introduced to one another by her Mom. Mary loved Brian deeply and was treated as a princess by Brian. Mary knew that she was blessed to have Brian as her partner and for the love and care he gave her. She was a wonderful mother to her son Austin. Mary loved to make lasting memories with Austin and the other special people in her life, she would often plan several events and activities each day. She was a talented scrap booker and she made many scrapbooks for Austin and her family. Mary would put her heart into each book so the reader could also experience the memory given her meticulous attention to detail. Spending time with family was very important to Mary. Mary enjoyed having parties and dinners at her house. Christmas was always a favorite time for her and she would shop year round to make sure she had plenty of time to find everyone the perfect gift. Mary was constantly surrounded by family, several lifelong friends and neighbors. She always made time for all of the special people in her life. Mary will be missed by her feline friends Peanut and Snowy. Mary has an impressive educational and professional background. She worked very hard to achieve both her bachelor’s degree and MBA from Madonna University, while working fulltime at Ford Motor Company. Mary was a skilled electrician and a licensed Master Electrician with the State of Michigan. Mary’s constant kindness and care towards others is appreciated by many. Mary was overwhelmed with the generosity she received by others during difficult times. Mary’s smile and good natured spirit is unforgettable and she was proud to be called a wife, mother, daughter, sister, sister in-law, godmother, aunt, cousin, neighbor, friend and coworker.

Condolences

I am so sorry to learn about the loss of your loved one! Please know that God notices your pain and can provide comfort like no other. (2 Corinthians 1:3, 4) Many have been been encouraged by learning what the Bible teaches about the condition of the dead and that God promises a resurrection. I hope you find comfort from Ecclesiastes 9:5, 10 and John 5:28, 29. Please accept my deepest sympathy. Austin
Dear Brian and family, We were devastated to learn of Mary's death. Mary was one of Larry's electrical apprentices at Ford Motor Company, and has many memories of their time together. We know how much she enjoyed her family, and can only imagine how much she will be missed. We are so sorry for your loss, and send thoughts and prayers to you all. Larry and Marjie Warner
Brian and Family. I read about the passing of Mrs Mary, Our most deepest condolence.May you find Comfort in knowing that Mrs Mary,is safe (John 5:28,29) in the memory of our Heavenly God,who will remember every details,about her and bring her back. May God and her precious memories bring comfort and strength during thse difficult days ahead. Best Regards Maria R
So sorry, She was a Member of Local 931 when she started at Ford”s and as President/Chairman is was a pleasure to have her as a Member. So sorry. Will be missed.. LB. Larry Brown
Austin … Miss Jackie and I and all your classmates in your Reconciliation/First Communion class at St. Roch are thinking of you and praying for you during this sad time. Your mom is in Heaven with God now. Norma Taylor Norma Taylor
I heard the news unexpectedly today! Ms. Mary as I knew you at Ford, my heart is broken, I know what a wonderful person, mother and wife that you were. I didn't even know you were sick, and am so very sorry for your family that I am sure ire beside themselves! Rest in peace my friend Ms. Mary, you were loved by so many and that awesome smile of yours will be missed until we meet again. Jesus paid a huge price so we would all have eternal and everlasting peace. Rest in peace until we meet again. Steven Bono
Jimmy and Renee...So very sorry for the loss of your daughter. Even though we did not know her, I’m sure she was a wonderful woman and will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers for you and your family. Tom and Linda Fischer
Mary, how will I go about my days without you? You have always been such a big part of my everyday life and I am so going to miss your presence and that beautiful bright smile of yours. I know you are in a better place and you are not in pain anymore and that is the only thing that makes me happy. God sure did receive the most beautiful angel up in heaven. Darcy
My sweet Aunt Mary, thank you for being so beautiful and loving. I am going to miss your bright smile and seeing you with Austin and Uncle Brian. You are going to have such a peaceful life up above, watching austin grow. Sending all my love, until we meet again. Love, Ava Ava Bagwell
Mary, I can’t beljeve you are gone from this earth, but I will see you again in heaven my seeet angel. You will be so missed. I love you. Jennifer Bagwell
My heart breaks for you all. Mary Jean was such a beautiful person inside and out. She gave cancer all she could. Now she will forever be an angel watching over Austin and everyone... She cared so much and showed it by so many things she did. Mary Jean you will always hold a special place in my heart... until we meet again... Love you - Mike and Lisa Lauzon Lisa Lauzon
We will miss your great smile, sweet cousin! Lynn Kozoro