On Wednesday morning, November 6th, Margie passed away peacefully in her sleep blissfully unaware of the election results. She was a lifelong learner always searching for truth, promoting peace and justice, and passionately loving those who needed it the most. And she was a lot of fun at a party.
Just three short weeks ago Margie was doing her morning Wordle and journaling rituals and getting ready to host the book club at her assisted living facility. After her fall, she knew that her nearly 93 year old body was weary and not up to the challenge ahead of her. She decided it was time to go....and made it happen quickly. We are so very sad....but we are at peace.
At peace. Thank you, MaryAnn, for this sweet capturing of the essence of Margie, and for sharing her with us through your blog. ❤️
ReplyDeleteThank you Dotty! You have been such a source of comfort and support.
DeleteI'm so sorry. I know Margie was such a blessing and I loved getting to know her through your words.
ReplyDeleteThank you Merri. I wanted everyone to know her...she was pretty special.
DeleteMy deepest sympathy to you and Paul. I felt like I got to know Margie through your blog. What a lovely lady! May she rest in peace. Sending love to you and your family. ~ Ida
ReplyDeleteThank you Ida! She was a lovely lady and I know she is at peace.
DeleteThank you for sharing Margie’s journey with us, what precious memories you have and many documented in this lovely blog. Wishing you peace. Janice
ReplyDeleteThank you Janice. Having lost my mom at such a young age she filled a big gap in my life. I was so lucky that we connected so well.
DeleteSuch a lovely picture of Margie for this post. So many of your posts included her, and that proves what a gift she was to both you and Paul, and your family. May the memories of her help all of you to find peace in the days ahead.
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Thanks Kathy! I love this photo too. She had just gotten her haircut and looked so beautiful. I tried to connect with her daughters as often as I could with photos...so that's the excuse I used when I snapped this photo. It's one of my favorites.
DeleteI was sad to read your post today. Please accept my condolences.
ReplyDeleteThank you. We are sad too, but she was ready...and would have been so pleased that it all happened so quickly.
DeleteThank you so very much!
ReplyDeleteI’m so sorry. I knew by your posts how important she was in your life, and how much you loved each other. Isn’t it wonderful, though, that you know you will be reunited in joy throughout eternity!
ReplyDeleteIndeed it is. Thank you so much for your kind and comforting words.
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