Mary Sue Flowers was born in Chicago, IL in 1950. She moved to Prairie Village, KS as a youngster and spent her entire life in Prairie Village.
Mary Sue was the second oldest child of eight children of Thomas and Helen Doyle. She was also the proud mother of Michele Flowers-Ryan.
Mary Sue followed in her father’s footsteps working for AT&T for over 30 years in various capacities. Mary Sue loved gardening, bingo, estate sales,
loved to talk and talk and talk, her dogs and most of all her beloved grandchildren, Jack and Lauren Ryan. Mary Sue suffered her share of pain in life,
especially with her Brachial Plexus injury. She always kept a smile on her face and a positive attitude. But truly, we all feel that her love of her
grandchildren is what kept her going after her accident and throughout the rest of her life up until her death. She will be greatly missed by her siblings,
daughter, grandchildren, nieces and nephews and will join her brother Tom and mom and dad, Helen and Tom in heaven.
Visitation will be held on Friday, Feb 5th at 10am at St. Ann Catholic Church, 7231 Mission Rd, Prairie Village, KS. Mass will begin at 11am. The service will be live streamed beginning at 10:55am at the following link:
Mary Sue Flowers Link
Arr: Signature Funerals, 816-214-5174.
Mary volunteered for me for seven years in my SMSD elementary library . She loved shelving books and was loved by my students Her grandchildren were her pride and joy. I saw her with Lauren Thanksgiving Day and we chatted as we kept our distance. Her determination to keep up with life was amazing. We laughed together and shared _,(—-1–.our lives. I will miss her bright smile, our dinners and her laughter. Rest In Peace dear friend.
Lyn L. Crawford
Mary Sue and I were childhood friends through grade school and high school. Many good memories of times spent together. Sorry to say that we lost touch as it would have been great to extend our time together. Sounds like she was much loved, and I can understand why. Blessings to family and friends during this difficult time.
Our deepest sympathies to all the Doyles. We have known Mary Sue for many years and always enjoyed her sense of humor and true kindness. We loved the online service but wish we could have been there in person. May God bless you and give you strength.
Marsha and Garth Gilbert
Michele and family I want to send my condolences to you all! You’re mom was a great person! My prayers and thoughts are with you! Love debbie
Mary Sue and I were in the same grade at St Ann’s for just one year. Her parents and mine were good friends for many years though. The Doyle name was a familiar one to our family. Mary Sue was warm and welcoming when
I first moved to the area. Please accept my sincere sympathy for your loss.