Mary Lou Sarosi

Mary Lou Sarosi, 91, of Fort Worth, Texas, passed away on November 10, 2026, leaving behind a beautiful legacy of love, laughter, and service to others.

Born on June 18, 1935, in Fort Worth, Mary Lou was known for her playful spirit growing up with her two siblings Jimmy Dan and Billie Pearl. Some of her happiest childhood memories include her summers at her grandparents & cousins in Princeton, Texas. As a teenager she worked at Leonard’s Department Store alongside her mom in downtown Fort Worth.

Following the loss of her first husband, Mary Lou found love again with Jeno Sarosi, who lovingly embraced her two young daughters, Carolyn and Sharon Kay, as his own. Together, they welcomed a third daughter, Gina Lou. Mary Lou and Jeno shared an extraordinary marriage rooted in devotion, partnership, and a love that served as an example to everyone who knew them. Their life together was filled with adventure, laughter, and a deep commitment to family.

Mary Lou was not only a devoted wife and mother but also an important partner in the many businesses she and Jeno established throughout their lives. Their partnership extended far beyond their home and reflected the teamwork they had in every aspect of life.

Mary Lou loved dancing, traveling, and watching the birds. Jeno & Mary Lou were actively involved in the Shriners community, generously giving their time through volunteering and service to others. A wonderful cook and gracious hostess, Mary Lou was known for throwing unforgettable parties and bringing family and friends together. Her home was a place of warmth, celebration, and cherished memories.

Above all else, Mary Lou treasured her family. Her greatest joy was found in the people she loved, and she poured her heart into creating memories that would last for generations. Her Christian faith and love for God were important parts of her life, reflected in the service and kindness she extended to those around her.

Mary Lou was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Jeno; her daughter, Sharon Kay; her parents; her two siblings; and her granddaughter, Jocelyn.

She is survived by two daughters, Carolyn and her husband, Ray, and Gina Lou and her husband, Doug; eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.

Mary Lou will be remembered for her joy, her servant’s heart, her love for her family, and her ability to make life a celebration. She had a gift for bringing people together and making those around her feel loved. Though she will be deeply missed, her love, laughter, and the memories she created will live on in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her.