In lieu of flowers, please consider making donations in Mary's memory to:

Our Lady of Angels Church

Or

St. Andrew's Society of the State of New York 
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Mary Agnes Atkins passed peacefully on Sunday, March 22. Mary Agnes Atkins was born on September 9, 1932 in Dumbarton, Scotland to James and Kathleen McConnell. She was the third of six siblings. Growing up during the depression and War World II, times were tough but she always knew how to have fun. She was full of life and loved to sing, dance and tell stories. In addition, she always showed her kindness and helped those in need. She loved going to the movies and watched many of the old movies on TCM

Agnes and her siblings worked at the Singer Sewing Machine factory during their early years. In the late 1950’s she came to America. She worked various jobs but her most memorable job was working at the United Nations as an elevator operator. She met many famous dignitaries including Shirley Temple Black.

Agnes was an active parishioner at Our Lady of Angels and volunteered as an Extraordinary Minister and singing in the Folk Group. She had a strong faith, and attended daily mass. She loved to participate in the various functions at OLA.

She is survived by many Nieces and nephews Ann Don, James McConnell (Annie and James), Tress Ellis, Kate Cormie, Marie Mcfall, Bobby Stewart, Julie Stewart, Agnes Robinson, Kay Stewart. Cathy and Diane.

Agnes is preceded in death by her husband Luke, her sisters and brother, Julie Folan (Frank and Patrick), Marjorie Stewart, Theresa Aitken, Catherine Ritchie and James McConnell.

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Visitation Hours 
Friday, March 27, 20264 PM - 8 PM

Clavin Funeral Home
7722 4th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11209
Complimentary Valet Parking Available

Funeral Mass 
Saturday, March 28, 202610:15 AM - LIVESTREAM LINK -

Our Lady of Angels R.C. Church
7320 4th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11209

Cemetery 
Private