My thoughts are with the family today as I just found out of Margaret's passing.
She will be missed. I live in Canada and met Margaret and Jack who were on vacation here in th 70s.
My husband Andy and I visited them in Webster many times and also had them visit us. They loved my
two boys like their own and we had many, many good times with both of them. I never met Tom but knew
Jack and Jim! She had a full life and enjoyed all of it. I will miss her calls to Canada to say she was doing
fine!
Margaret was always so nice to all of us in the Maier/Brauer family near Boston, and such a warm person to all who knew her. I only wished we had lived closer so we could have visited often. Rest in peace sweet cousin!
Margaret was a part of my life from day one for me. I will miss carpooling up to the Thousand Islands with her as we always had such a great conversation about past time spent together. And she always seemed to have 6x more stuff to pack along for the weekend stay at our trailers there. But always a fun game of cards and “mystery “ cocktails she whipped up. I am so glad you were a part of my family’s life. Thank you!
Aunt Margaret will be missed as she was a big part of our family. She never missed a party and we all would take bets that she would want a Bloody Mary upon arrival. We will have fond memories of playing Dominos with her and no matter how hard she tried to win she couldn’t especially when her great niece was playing. It wont be easy not having her at our family get togethers, but we will cherish all the wonderful memories.
