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A Tribute to
Margaret
Everyone needs a role
model
. . .
Someone to look up to,
To be encouraging
and understanding. . .
Margaret was that model
for us.
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Margaret
Gregory
#1 Golden Girl
November 18, 1931 -
September 10, 1996
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She took the time to teach us so
much. . . From the simple things Like working hard and being professional To the bigger things Like having fun while we worked.
We share the good times and the bad But she always planned for the future, she showed us that it was important To love and be happy and live each day to the fullest. . .
We know how lucky we were to have known
her -- How lucky we still are . . . And if we do half as well as she, Someday we will, Each earn the title "Best Friend."
God, you've called Margaret home today. You've left a big emptiness in our hearts-- Light your biggest, brightest star And put it in the Northern sky So she can keep an eye on us.
There is a new angel in heaven today. She's earned those beautiful wings -- Putting up with all of us . . . God, your life will be much livelier Now that Margaret has come home to stay.
Edith Nash
September 10, 1996

Midi: Gone With the
Wind
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Remembering
Margaret Gregory --
10 years later
by Edith Nash
September 2006
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Margaret
God, you called Margaret home ten years ago.
It left a big empty space in our hearts.
We asked you to light your biggest, brightest star
And put it in the northern sky so that she could keep an eye on
us.
God, you have been so good to this little group.
We continue to meet and share our ups and downs.
We take great pride in the friendships
That we forged under Margaret's leadership.
We often hear one of us say "Margaret said" or "Margaret did"
And a smile will spread across our faces and our hearts will be
lighter .
Margaret, the angel with the big beautiful wings,
Please keep an eye out for each of us.
We need your steady hand to guide us each and every day.
God, we know you had a special place in heaven saved for
Margaret.
Thank you for continuing to share her with us each and every
day.
Edith Nash 9/19/2006
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