Mary “Sue” Christine Dollard, 85, of Mesa, Arizona, passed away on September 30, 2026.
She was born in Piggott, Arkansas, on October 26, 1940, to Claude and Evelyn (Knight) Church. Mary grew up in a large, loving family in Tempe, Arizona, where she graduated from Tempe High School. She was previously married to Paul Moyer, with whom she raised her four children in Logansport, Indiana. After working at Switches/Federal Mogul, she returned home to Mesa, Arizona, where she worked at TRW until her full retirement.
Mary was an amazing mother who loved nothing more than being surrounded by her family. She was exceptionally kind, generous, and always looked for ways to help others. As an avid sports fan, she could frequently be found cheering on her beloved Arizona Diamondbacks and Phoenix Suns. She was also a wonderful cook, and her family cherished gathering around her dinner table.
Her greatest joy was spoiling her grandchildren, taking deep pride in teaching them her favorite life skills. Through her, they learned to golf, appreciate baseball, and master crafts like sewing and crocheting.
Mary is survived by:
Her children: Terri (Pat) Moyer-Uecke, Jim (Emily) Moyer, and Alan (Deedee) Moyer.
Her grandchildren: Michael Moyer, Sarah Ebert, Patrick Uecke, Abbie Moyer, Anna Moyer, and Allye Moyer.
Her siblings: James Church, Bob Church, Bud Church, Norma Celaya, and Linda Church.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her daughter, Diane Moyer; and her siblings, Verdie Loggins, Ernie Church, Carolyn Stokes, and Donald Church.
Mary will be laid to rest at Mountain View Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 12:00 PM on Saturday, October 10, 2026, followed by funeral services at 1:00 PM. A graveside service will follow at 2:00 PM.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Sunday, October 11, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the home of her daughter, Terri, located at 7915 E. Caballero St., Mesa, AZ 85207.
To leave an online condolence for the family, please visit the Mountain View Cemetery website.
I am sorry to hear of the passing of Sue. She was a very kind and gentle lady and was not hard to love at all. May God’s blessings be upon her family and all of her siblings.
Mary was my dearest friend, we spent time together when she lived in Indiana. After she went back to AZ I was able to get there and spend sometime together several times. Rest in peace my dear friend, I will see you again.
Mary was a good friend whom I worked with at Switches and spent alot of time with her and her kids when she lived in Logansport. We golfed together at times, did union functions together and enjoyed each other’s company. You will be missed.
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I am sorry to hear of the passing of Sue. She was a very kind and gentle lady and was not hard to love at all. May God’s blessings be upon her family and all of her siblings.
Mary was my dearest friend, we spent time together when she lived in Indiana. After she went back to AZ I was able to get there and spend sometime together several times. Rest in peace my dear friend, I will see you again.
Mary was a good friend whom I worked with at Switches and spent alot of time with her and her kids when she lived in Logansport. We golfed together at times, did union functions together and enjoyed each other’s company. You will be missed.