Mary Anne Harrell
Obituary

Our beloved mother, Mary Anne Harrell, passed away on March 2, 2026. Her memory and the values she embodied will continue to live on in the hearts of her family and all who were fortunate enough to be touched by her life.

Mary Anne was a member of a wonderful group of friends who affectionately referred to themselves as the S.S.A. Together, they shared countless memorable moments, and their casino trips became legendary among those who knew them. The joy Mary Anne experienced with her friends brought laughter and warmth to her life, creating cherished memories that will long be remembered.

Mary Anne demonstrated remarkable determination and resilience as she navigated the challenges of being a single mother. Despite her demanding responsibilities at home, she embarked on a career in the multi-family housing industry, starting as a leasing agent; at 40 years old. Through her hard work and commitment, she devoted countless hours to her job and pursued professional development by attending courses and studying diligently to earn certifications in her field. Her dedication and perseverance paid off, as she steadily advanced in her career. After twenty-five years of service, Mary Anne retired as the Vice President of Multi-Vest Real Estate Management, a testament to her expertise and leadership in the industry. Mary Anne earned the respect of both her peers and her employees throughout her distinguished career. Her dedication and leadership made her a prominent figure in the Dallas-Fort Worth apartment management industry, where she left a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of working with her.

Throughout her 87 years, Mary Anne inspired many with her unwavering faith, genuine kindness, and love. Her compassion and strength left a lasting impression on those who knew her and making her a cherished role model in her community of St. Joseph’s Village.

Mary Anne was united in heaven with her children, Cynthia, Kevin, Timothy and Christopher, who predeceased her.

Her surviving children, Jeffrey, Patricia, Keith, Mark and Teresa are incredibly grateful for the wonderful staff and neighbors at St. Joseph’s Village for all the care, assistance, love and friendship shared with our mother.

In lieu of flowers, Mary Anne requested instead that those who feel inclined make a charitable contribution to an organization of importance to them in her honor.