Remembering Mary Eileen Layton

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Posted by Rubout Tarry on February 23, 2026

I was very sad to learn of Eileen’s passing. We had just spoken by phone recently. What an amazing woman! I had hoped to be able to attend the service to share my appreciation for the blessings of Eileen’s friendship in person and support John, but that isn't the case with deep regret. I never had the opportunity to have Eileen as a student at Maplebrook, although I hear she was a good student and she could also be quite a pistol! A badge of honor she wore proudly. Eileen graduated in 1978 and I didn't start to work there until 1982. As my roles expanded at MBS, I had the good fortune of becoming involved with alumni. It was through this interaction that I came to know her, and of course Johnny. Over the years we became good friends. She always made me laugh and I could sit for hours when she and her other classmates would share stories of the good ‘ol days and the mischief they made, the education they received, and most importantly, the lifelong friends they made. She never missed attending the annual August reunions on campus until we all stopped in 2020. After that, she struggled physically, but not quietly. She was a fighter and she just kept moving forward. I was so touched the year she gave me a copy of her book and one of her beautiful paintings. I know she will be missed by all whose lives she touched. She was a bright light and while I'm at grateful that she is no longer in pain, I will miss our talks. Lori Hale

Posted by Lori Hale - Maplebrook School on October 4, 2025