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Mary Clare Albrecht

January 1, 1961 ~ August 15, 2026

Born in: Omaha, Nebraska
Resided in: St. Augustine, Florida

Mary peacefully passed away with family around her on Saturday, August 15th. She is survived by her loving husband of 45 years, Murray; her children, Ryan (Maggie and their daughters, Ava and Lou) Kylie, Jordan (Rebecca), and Ben; and her six siblings.

Given all her struggles, especially in the last few years, she always remained positive through everything that she endured and fought with grace, faith, and kindness.

Family was everything to Mary. For 45 years, she shared a beautiful and loving marriage with her husband, Murray, a bond that was truly something special. Their love, devotion, and life together were the best example to what it means to find your person and cherish them for a lifetime.

She loved watching her four children grow and celebrating their accomplishments. She cherished the simple moments with her kids the most like playing games, watching movies, and sharing the laughter that made moments so special.

She especially loved being a grandma and her two granddaughters brought her a special kind of happiness, and she treasured every moment she got to FaceTime and spend with them.

Mary may no longer be here to make new memories, but she certainly left us with a lifetime of wonderful ones. Her greatest legacy will always be the family and friends she loved so deeply and the love she gave them every single day.

The family wishes to thank the team of doctors and nurses at Mayo Clinic that took amazing care of her for the last 20 years and also thank you to the team at Community Hospice for their compassionate care.

Crevasse’s Simple Cremation is honored to serve the Albrecht family.

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  1. It was a pleasure to know and share time with Mary. She always had a smile on her face and had the sweetest heart. She will be missed greatly♥️

  2. Mary was and will always be an inspiration to me. She personified what strength, courage, grace and faith were, always with a smile or laughter. She was a blessing to all of her siblings, and while she will be missed, it’s comforting to know she has been fully healed into the Kingdom of God.

  3. Mary was a beautiful lady on the inside and outside. I will always remember her as being so loving to her little sister Sue Cannon Pflug, my best friend. Rest in peace Mary, you deserve it.🩷

  4. Mary always had a positive outlook with life. She passed that on to everyone she met. Prayers and sympathy to her husband and family. 🙏🏼❤️

  5. I didn’t know Mary was a New Years baby! I did know her sweet nature, sense of humor and positive outlook. I’m sure choirs of angels carried her home. My condolences to her family who loved her well.

  6. Mary will always be in my heart as one of the most beautiful, kind, loving friend in my life.
    She had a sweet gentle way of sharing her love and laughter.
    She endured so much but her attitude was always bright. Her light continues to shine for all who knew her. 💜

  7. I’m so sorry to hear of your loss. Mary was an inspiration to see how she gracefully handled her medical challenges. She is whole now and at peace, smiling down on us, and adding another star in the sky. May she rest in peace.

  8. Mary was always kind and quick to offer a smile.
    She valiantly earned her way into heaven.
    Prayers for all who had the blessing of knowing her.


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