I consider myself lucky to have been friends with MG.  She was full of life and enjoyed sharing memories with me of her many adventures!  We also shared a love of reading and many books traded hands between our homes.  What I will always remember the most was how she would light up when she spoke of her family!  Her love of family gave her reason to live and brought her endless joy and happiness!  She will be remembered and greatly missed!

She was my favorite aunt & by far the coolest woman I knew! She was brave, strong & impressive. She drove barefoot & restored a beautiful Mustang. Her & Gary were a wonderful couple, so happy & funny! Heaven has gained so much by having her company!

As l write this with a very sad and heavy heart.            
 MG and I met many years ago living in an apt building in Buffalo her having 2 small boys to raise on her own,  we built a friendship which has lasted for over 50 years . 

We have sailed together, took a private jet to Key West together. We went to the beach many a Sunday cooked breakfast on the beach (yes with mimosa’s) finding ourself out one night and ending up in a mens gay bar, quite an experience that was. we have done many fun and crazy things.  

But we also have had our sad times which we knew if needed we would always be there for each other. Our friendship has done nothing but grow and strengthen over the years. So my dear friend RIP for we will see each other again and enjoy talking about some of the good times we have shared l love you .

I remember many days and late nights spent with her as she was the sister I was closest to growing up. She loved  horses as a teenager and spent her time at the stables as a trail guide.  I  enjoyed watching Tommy and MIke while she worked as a waitress  at the Park Lane. Susie remembers meeting Mary Grace when she lived on the west side of Buffalo.   Mary Grace  was a joy to meet and Susie said she fell in love with  2 little blonde headed boys named Tommy and Michael.   May she rest in peace. So glad to know she had her happiest years in Florida with Gary. Love to all, John and Sue

Mary Grace
What a joy! ! Always upbeat and happy I loved sharing time whether it be camping or in recent years just a girls overnight, a quick visit or a lengthy chat on the phone. Thanks for all the great memories. Love you little sister and toast you with a glass of wine may your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren feel the love and hugs  .  We will miss you sis. You will always be in my heart

To the entire family.
MG and my mother Debbie Hansen have been lifelong best friends for over 50 years. They are two of the strongest women that I have learned so much from. I write this with a very heavy heart. Rest in peace MG you will be greatly missed and will forever be the guardian angel looking over us all.

To the entire family.
MG and my mother Debbie Hansen have been lifelong best friends for over 50 years two of the strongest women that I have learned so much from overtime. I write this with an heavy heart. The stories and the memories will be cherished forever.
Rest in peace MG you will be greatly missed and will be the angel that will look over all of us forever.

Marg Grace was my Rock Star growing up. I was her tag-along-little sister. She was my protector, my hero, my friend. So many moments together it is hard for me to believe she has left me behind with just memories. Loving her was a duty, a privilege, and a joy.

I’ll forever miss Aunt MG’s smile and sparkling outlook on life. Her warmth and love of family was the cement that held this huge “Horn” family together. May her deep love for her children, grand children and great-children , bring some comfort in the coming days. God bless. 

I remember the petite little blond (my little sister) 
I remember the beautiful teen who lived for the love of horses.
I remember the strong young Mother struggling through the rough times and succeeding to raise  a wonderful family.
THANK YOU MG FOR THE MEMORIES.
              LOVE YOU Arline

Aunt Mary Grace was so loving and caring. I always enjoyed visiting her when in Florida. I know she will be missed. May loving memories help you all through the difficult time ahead. She left a wonderful legacy with her children and grandchildren. Thoughts and prayers are with all of her family. 
Love and hugs
Maggie McCarville Sinicki 

The best grandmother anyone could ever ask for. I love you so much 

The most beautiful angel ♥️ I’ll never forget your smile or the way you said “hello”. The boys and I miss you so much. We love you Gram/GG

We first met MG in 1988 at a costume Halloween street party in Harbor Lights and spent many years as neighbors and camping buddies with she and Gary. What wonderful memories! MG was a beautiful and strong lady and a fantastic friend. We will miss her greatly but are certain she and Gary are happily exploring Heaven in their motorhome looking for that next campsite. One of these days we will camp together again! Jeff and Jeanie Doss.

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Mary Grace Sprague

December 8, 1938 – December 31, 2021

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