Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Margaret was a remarkable woman who kept her wit and iron will until the very end. Into her nineties she lived in her own house where she enjoyed cooking, painting, and taking care of her cats. It was always a privilege to hear her many stories about growing up during the Great Depression, and how the name Margaret was given to her by a grade school teacher. She always had a good word of advice for living a long happy life. She always said you must do what makes you happy and live without regret. This is something she lived by every day, she could not be told what to do. Margaret will be remembered as an artist, not only for her art work, but for painting a smile on the faces of all those close to her.
