Mary Schlichter Whitermore

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Mary Schlichter Whitermore passed away May 19, 2018. Daughter of the late Florence (Ely) Schlichter and Ralph Day Schlichter, she was born in Sellersville, Pa in 1926. She was married to the late Robert Whitermore for 51 years and resided in Solebury, Pa until 4 years ago when she moved to Fairfax Va. She is survived by 3 daughters - Mary E. Porter (wife of the late William J. Porter) Fairfax, Va.; Marsha Emerson (wife of Mark Emerson) Ephrata, Pa; and Christine Whitermore of Doylestown, Pa; one sister - Laura Vaughan of Cedar Edge, Colorado; 4 grandchildren - Mary Porter Powell, Richmond, Va; Robert Porter, Warrenton, Va; Benjamin Emerson, Reading, Pa and Peter Emerson, Los Angeles, Ca. She is pre-deceased by 2 brothers - William Schlichter and Robert Schlichter; and one grandson - William J Porter III.



A private graveside service will be held at Buckingham Friends Cemetery at the family's convenience. In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to Mennonite Central Committee MRC at 517 Trout Run Road, Ephrata, Pa. 17522

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  1. Going through photos for Mom’s obituary we found this great one of her and my dad (Robert Whitermore) in Africa. Rest in peace, Mom. We love you.
    Marsha and Mark

  2. Going through more pictures and couldn’t think of a better place for lots of people to see them. These give a glimpse of many happy memories. Please add any of your own!
    Love, Beth, Marsha and Chris

  3. Dear Whitermore Family, I read with deep regret the passing of Mary. Bob and Judy I knew of her through working with your Dad Bob and working with your Uncle, Bob Schlicter. My direct encounter with Mary came at the time I was doing a job at the Whitermore home. My memory of her was of a generous and kind person with an easy smile and demeanor. My wife, Judith and I both offer our sincere condolences to the family. Bob and Judith Clarke

  4. I am so sorry to hear of Mary’s passing. Bob worked for years for my Family, laying Mercer tile in our homes. He soon became part of our family, I would consider him a surrogate grandfather. We were lucky enough then of course to become a part of Mary’s life. She would have us over every Christmas Eve to celebrate with them and the Nakashima’s. I loved those nights. I loved them both so much, kind, sweet souls. Mary was kind enough to have me come sit with Bob before he passed away And that meant the world to me. I will always treasure my memories with them and I’m so blessed I have the opportunity to know such wonderful people. Cara Budaj


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