Mary Kay McCall

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Mary Kay (Amoneno) McCall, 74, born in Kansas City, MO, to Emile and Dorothy Amoneno, died November 3, 2018, in Wichita, KS. She was a graduate of the University of Kansas and taught elementary school in Kansas City and Des Moines, IA, before devoting herself as a mother and homemaker. After raising her family, she found joy working at Maize High School and St. Francis of Assisi School cafeterias. Mary was a wonderful, spontaneous, and loving wife, a fiercely devoted mother to her children who gave them a solid foundation of right and wrong, a steadfast friend to those known and a fast-found friend to complete strangersShe had a rich sense of humor that should comfort those that were close to her. Mary is survived by her husband, David Lusk McCall, of 52 years ("and they said it would never last"- Mary K. McCall); her 6 children, David (Silvia) McCall of California, Cara (Matt) Burroughs of Wichita, Mia (Jeff) Warman of New York, Pam McCall of Wichita, Lindsay (Long) Hoang of Georgia, and Neal (Emily) McCall of Wichita; 17 grandchildren; sisters, Margaret (Bill) Hare of Prairie Village, Pam (Dr. Jim) Gessler of Springfield, MO, and many nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church Building Fund, 3642 N. Ridge Rd., Wichita, KS 67205. A Rosary will be held Tuesday, November 6th at 7:00 P.M.; Funeral Mass will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, November 7th both at St. Catherine of Siena. NO JEANS please! Downing & Lahey Mortuary West.

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  1. Im so sorry for the loss of this great woman. I have so many memories of playing at your home and thinking that your mom was such a fun person. She will be missed and always remembered with a smile.

  2. My heart breaks for you all! She was a wonderful lady! Fly high Mary. From the best dish washer and Mr. Rhonda

  3. Archie Roman, family Barber & friend, for about 36 yrs, Mary McCall was very beautiful inside & out and so were her children,

  4. Dear Dave and Family,
    We are saddened to learn of Marys passing and offer our heartfelt sympathies to you and your wonderful family.

  5. Although I did not spend as much time as my older siblings with cousin Mary Kay, when did get together she always made me feel like we were close, and her sense of humor could light up a room, she is loved by me and will be missed, my thoughts and prayers to the family

  6. Mary was a wonderful friend and neighbor and godmother to our son Scott (Fr. Innocent, CFR). She was a kind and lovely women accepting of all. She will be greatly missed by us all.

  7. So sorry for your loss. Mary was a wonderful mother – stern but well meaning when necessary, protective of her kids; but also so rightfully proud of each of them and their accomplishments. Missing her laughter and good spirit.

  8. To Tony, Cara and Mia in particular… its been a long, long time since we were neighbors on Byron/Nantucket, but some of my memories are as fresh as if theyd happened yesterday…

    Popcorn and cards in the basement, foxholes in the yard, cardboard forts in the garage, kickball in the front, and summer hide-n-seek for the whole block (…and goodness, looking now I cant believe how small the block actually is!).

    From my family to yours, know today that our prayers are with you and yours with the hope you feel surrounded by love and boosted by the fond recollections we all will continue to carry of you and your mom.

  9. Mia, memories from the past. I thankful to have known your family for the time that God gave us. Im so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you and praying for your family.

  10. Mary and I spent many wonderful years together as cousins. She was such a warm, fun loving person,whom we all loved. We have lots of memories of time spent together. Love from ,Dorothy, Bruce, Amy and April


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