Mary E. Jones

Mary Elizabeth Jones ( Banks ) was born to the late Charles L. Banks and 
Corella M. Banks on July 24th, 1929. She departed this earthly life on 
March 6, 2026.
Mary was married to John Jones they had four children, Winifred, Alfred, 
Barbara and Karen. Later in life she partnered with Charles Finn a 
relationship filled with happiness.
John Jones, Charles Finn, son, Alfred Jones, sister Myrtle Banks and 
brother Leon Giles (Banks) have all preceded her in death.
She is survived by her 3 daughters, Winifred, Barbara and Karen, three 
grandchildren, Robin, Johnny and Jamie. Six great grandsons, Gregory, 
Tyler, Solomon, Elliott, Jaden and Silas. Three great, great grandchildren, 
Atum, Grayson and Aliya. A special niece Sharon Banks and nephew 
Clarence Banks. Including nephews Antonio and Christopher with nieces 
Deanna and Leona, from her brother Leon Giles (Banks).
Thank you to the following people.To her kindhearted, affectionate and 
devoted grandson—Johnny. To her warmhearted and very concerned 
granddaughter—Jamie. To her daughter-in-law, Donna who was caring and 
supportive. To her reassuring, comforting and compassionate first born 
granddaughter Robin, whom she lovingly named at birth, shaping her early 
years with tenderness and devotion. In return, Robin carries forever the 
blessing of knowing her loving Grandma as her Gigi! To her bonus son 
James Bullock for support, loyalty and the kindest affection. To her bonus 
daughter Karen Morris (Trixie) for their caring support and joyful presence.
To each one of her care givers for their warm and professional assistance.
Mary attended the Pittsburgh Public Schools and the University of 
Pittsburgh. She was employed by Magee Womens Hospital for 40 years as 
a Histologist. While highly regarded performing special stain biopsies with 
excellence.
She also, traveled to Walter Reed National Military Hospital in Bethesda, 
MD., where her exceptional skills were requested. 
 
Mary loved the Lord serving under the leadership of the late Bishop Loran 
E. Mann. She was also inspired by the late Pastor Jimmy Swaggart.
Written by: Barbara Jones

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