Mary Christine Limon Rodriguez

Mary Christine Limon Rodriguez was the daughter of Richard and Stella Limon. Born on August 15 1968, in Franklin, NJ She was the second of three children and grew up with her siblings Anne and Joe Limon. Mary passed away on February 20, 2025 at the age of 56 years old due to complications from Multiple Sclerosis.
Mary attended Franklin Elementary school, Walkill Valley High School and Vocational School graduating with secretary skills. She worked at Christus Santa Rosa Hospital.
Mary had a remarkable life filled with beautiful memories. She had the kind of humor that could light up a room. The kind of smile that made you feel everything was alright. She is a story teller who enjoyed playing bingo, concerts and her favorite rock group Kiss, the Denver Broncos and attending the Firemen's Convention in Wildwood, NJ every year.
On February 14, 2004, at the city hall in San Antonio, TX she married her sweetheart, the love of her life, Martin Rodriguez, a caring man who stole her heart with his smile and kind soul. Martin was not just her husband but her best friend, a man of integrity whose actions spoke louder than words. He was there for her in her darkest hours and was there for her to celebrate her biggest victories. He loved her deeply and she also loved him in return. There is no doubt that her passing has left a hole in his heart but it is our hope that in his sorrow, he will find comfort in the memories that they shared.
Mary showed limitless generosity throughout her life. Her character shines with charm and kindness which earned her the position of "Resident Council President" at the Castle Hills Rehabilitation and Care Center where she resided the past two years of her life. Proud of her position, she tried to be the voice of others at the Rehabilitation Center which gave her great purpose and welcoming those who came to visit their loved ones.
Her warmth, wisdom and laughter will be deeply missed by her family, friends and all whose lives she touched, including the pets she left behind. They were best friends, her sanity and happiness, Now is the time for her to be with her family in heaven and be one of God's angels.