My  dear Aunt Margaret meant a lot to me. I remember the many times she came over to visit us in the UK, after going to live in Canada.  We would often meet at my grandparents house and sometimes my home.  In later years we corresponded by email and then Skype and she would sometimes phone me, with such a clear line, it was as if she were in the room with me.  I always had the hope we would meet again one day, so it was such a sad shock to hear she had passed away.  She will be so missed.

I really loved my Aunt Margaret and am heartbroken she is gone.  She was a big part of my life.  She had the most interesting stories to share - especially growing up in London - and with those stories she brought "my mom" to life and I am grateful for that.  She was smart, excellent with a computer, giving of her time, she loved people and was a good listener.   She loved her volunteer work.  She sang in the choir.  She had such compassion for her pets.  She loved to read.  She always loved to look her best and she loved shopping, especially in the consignment stores.  She loved a pub lunch and her Tim's coffee.  She never missed sending a birthday card.  She was all that and so much more.  I am going to miss her so much.

Margret was a lovely lady ,  I met her 8 years ago at Alex Seniors clinic , where I work ,we would chat about England and share our stories  we both loved England , on some of my visits I would bring Margret newspapers and magazines back she would be delighted and always so grateful . I will miss talking and seeing Margret she was a very gentle soul. 

My deepest condolences to all Margaret's  immediate and extended family members.  Margaret was such a kind and gentle soul!  She welcomed me into her family when I married Bob and I remember her spirit, her smile and her deep love of  family.  We shared  confidences of depression and she was a comfort to me.   I never met Elsie but know from Margaret's  example what a wonderful person she was also.  I won't name all her family members but please know that I share in your grief.  GOD BLESS.   Brenda

Margaret and I met just under three years ago at Tim's Safeway  on 10th Street.  Almost immediately we found a kindred spirit in each other,  and quickly became the best of friends.  We both had a love of England, and Margaret often commented "I forget you are not English".  We would meet at Tim's frequently, and would often find 4 hours had passed - we just had so much to talk about.  Her lovely cat Wallace, was such a good little companion for Margaret.  I will miss Margaret so very much - she was such a very dear friend.    My deepest sympathy to all her family.

I am the wife of Derek Peter Nice. Derek and Carol were loving children to Margaret Nice Campbell. Such beautiful people who cared for their mother in so many ways. It is with deep regret that Margaret has passed on. I want to give my deepest sympathy for their loss. I wish that you both, Derek and Carol,  get through this time of sorrow and always live with the memory of your Mom. Mothers are special and now Margaret is at peace and with other family members who have passed before her. Until you meet again, may you both always cherish her memory. 

Carol Drew 

Margaret has been my neighbor for a few years. She was a beautiful woman inside and out. I have been blessed to be her friend and very happy to help her in any way she needed. I loved giving attention to her fur baby Wallace. Rest in Peace my friend.

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Margaret Florence Mary Campbell

May 9, 1936 – December 4, 2020

Foster's Garden Chapel Funeral Home & Crematorium

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