Birth date: Nov 27, 1932 Death date: Oct 10, 2015
Mary Eileen Novinger, 82, passed away on October 10, 2015, in Yucaipa, CA. Born in Chicago, IL to Earl and Mae McHatton, Mary had lived in the Inland Empire for over forty years. She was an elementary school teacher for thirty eig Read Obituary
She was my teacher at Davidson in 3rd grade I believe. I’ll never forget her. I had seen her some time in 2000 at a hair salon. I had my infant son with me. She was still very kind. I tell my kids about her. She won’t be forgotten ♥️
To all of Mary's Loved Ones: I worked with "Macker" (as we called her) at Davidson. We loved her, the kids and parents loved her and she made Davidson such a special place to learn. She loved her boys, too. She told endless tales of their antics and shared their accomplishments as any proud mother would. Know that her family meant the world to her. I'm sorry for your loss. May God comfort you at this time. Cindy Delaria (still a Davidson Teacher)
To the Novinger Family, I would like to send by condolences to the family. I had Mrs Novinger for my 2nd grade teacher at Rio Vista, San Bernardino. I loved her. She was so nice and kind. Then, I went to San Bernardino Valley College only to find Mr Novinger as my anatomy teacher. What a blast!. I thought that was so neat. May God Bless You. Janet Ragoschke.
Mary and her Family have been our neighbors for over forty years. Maria and I became closer friends after Gordon after Brad passed. Marnie-Blarney asked me to look at her sprinkler controllers and make them work. Three days later I had repaired her sprinkler system. That was the first of many calls for assistance. I soon understood she was an outgoing but lonely Lady. We enjoyed talking about politics, religion and Jeff and Heather's little boys' shenanigans, and the latest crossword puzzles.
Marnie-Blarney became a very good friend and I think of her as Family and miss her smile and our talks. She is in a far better place and we will see her in the not too near future. We thank the Novinger Family for sharing her with us. Our deepest sympathies and prayers are with you all. Joyous Blessings ~ Frank & Maria
Mary was the best friend anyone could ever ask for. I will miss her immensely and one day we will meet again. She is no longer in pain and that I am thankful for. Condolences to her family during this time.
