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“Mrs. Mary Schneider” has only one thing on her mind. It’s not God, it’s not living her life as an honest, decent Christian, and it’s not about you. It’s all about money. She has nothing to offer you but lies and extortion. She’s not a childless widow, either, so delete the spam. (I have copied the link at the bottom so you can see the kind of person that "Mrs. Mary Schneider" is to take advantage of a tragedy such as this.

Dear Beloved Friend in Christ
I am Mrs. Mary Schneider married to Engr. Fritz Schneider a German citizen who worked with BAM Construct United Kingdom for Twenty Years. My husband died in the AF4590 Concorde Plane Crash July 2000, we are married without any children. View this websitehttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/859479.stmSince after the death of my husband, I decided not to remarry and presently am 60 years old. When my husband was alive he deposited the sum of US$10.5 Million (Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) with a Bank in London. Presently the funds are still with the bank and the management wrote me as the next beneficiary to my late husband to come forward to receive his benefits or have the account confiscated but due to my health condition am unable to go and claim the money as I see no need for it due to my health and life status at this time, but I can authorize someone else I trust to stand as an appointed next of kin on my behalf to receive it. I have a deadly disease on my Lungs called CANCER and from doctor / physician indications my condition is really deteriorating and is quite obvious that my death is very close to me as I can see my life quickly ebbing away. The stage is worst more than ten months now and I have been hospitalized which affected my ability to talk. I am an orphan, no family back ground, no Parents, brothers, sisters or relatives but my country home origin is Australia where my late husband and I met. We were working in the same construction company in Australia before my late husband was posted and transferred to United Kingdom, which I relocated with him. Due to my poor health condition and based on doctors report, am scared that my life is almost at the end, so I decided to distribute the funds through your great influence and assistant as a widow’s dying wish by utilizing 80% of the total money to the following organizations like churches, orphanages home, handicaps, widows and widowers around the world for the happiness ofIf I receive your reply, I’ll give you all the information on how to collect the money from the bank where the fund is been deposited. With the help of my attorney a letter of authority declaring you as the next appointed beneficiary to the fund and how you will utilize or disburse 80% from the total sum will be given to you. Please assure me that you will make my dieing wishes come true, while you act accordingly. In the case of my inability to reply your email, here is my attorney contact information, to assist you in claiming the money for my husband’s and myself wishes.BARRISTER JAMES FINUCANE (Esq.)For F. Cole Chambers & AdvocatesAddress: 60 BAYS WATER RD, LONDON W2 3PS U.KTel: + 44 704 5790299I expect your prompt reply and wish you will put me in your prayers hence forth.
Thanks and God bless you.
Yours Faithfully,
Mrs. Mary Schneider

Monday, 31 July, 2000, 13:22 GMT 14:22 UK
Families wiped out in crash
Moenchengladbach cries for its victims
The victims of the AF4590 crash include all 109 people on board and five who died on the ground when the plane crashed into the Hotelissimo.
German Concorde victims
49 women and 47 men
3 children died
Paid up to $ 10,000 each
Most were over 60
Oldest victim: 91
Youngest victim: 7
In addition to the 96 German passengers were two Danes, an American and an Australian. The nine crew were all French.
The passengers were flying to New York to join a Caribbean cruise for a "vacation of a lifetime".
Many people were travelling with their spouses, children or elderly parents, and in some cases whole families were wiped out. Three children were among the dead.
This plane crash was different. This time it was our friends, our families, our beloved ones
Monika Bartsch, Moenchengladbach Mayor
The western German city of Moenchengladbach was the worst hit by the tragedy. Thirteen of its leading citizens, including the director of a business school, a furniture shop owner and the head of a security company, died in the Concorde crash.
Both rich and poor among the dead
Although some of the passengers were local celebrities, others were teachers and post office clerks who had saved up for years for the trip.
As in any other tragedy, behind the names of the victims lie human stories of lives and dreams abruptly cut off.
1,700 townspeople attended a memorial service on Saturday
Kurt Kahle, 51, died in the crash with his 37-year-old wife and son Michael, aged eight. Mr Kahle ran a private business school. "He was well liked, always laughed and had a smile. He knew how to live life to the full," said a friend, Dieter Beines.
Christian Eich, 57, an engineer who ran carmaker BMW's museum, his wife and two children and his wife's parents were also among the victims.
German property magnate Andreas Schranner, 64, his wife Maria, 62, their daughter Andrea Eich, 38, her husband Christian, 57, and their children Katharina, eight, and Maximilian, 10, all perished in the jet.
Friends and relatives mourn the dead
Society photographer Christian Goetz, 60, and his wife Irene Vogt-Goetz, 59, had both conquered cancer and had booked the trip to celebrate a new life together.
Bundesliga football trainer Rudi Fassnacht, 66, and his wife Sigrid, 63, from Cologne.
Middle-aged Rolf and Doris Maldry and Klaus and Margret Frentzen. Modest school teachers, they had saved for the Concorde trip for years. For the Frentzens, it was going to be the honeymoon they did not take before their three children were born.
Forensic experts examine the debris of the Air France Concorde at the crash site near Paris
Concorde pilot Christian Marty, 54, who qualified as a Concorde pilot a year ago. "He was a great professional, who was able to see the wider situation and who had an enormous capacity to analyse a problem clearly," said French accident investigator, François Grange.
"He was not someone who would allow himself to be influenced unduly or who would have had a knee-jerk reaction to a problem."
AF4590 co-pilot Jean Marcot broke the round-the-world flying record in Concorde in 1992 in 33 hours one minute.
Saved by a cardiac arrest
Others stories from the tragedy also include news of people who escaped death.
Actor Guenter Pfitzman: a heart attack saved him
A prominent Berlin actor, Guenter Pfitzmann, was booked aboard the plane but cancelled at the last moment because of heart problems.
Herr Pfitzmann, 76, is known in Germany for starring in the medical drama The Buelowbogen Practice.
"It is terrible to think that we might have been aboard that plane," his wife said. "Our hearts go out to the families of the dead." Another 33 German passengers booked on the same cruise escaped death. Because of the limited seating aboard the Concorde, they were sent to New York on another supersonic flight before the accident.