Miss Margaret was a firecracker and will be missed. Condolences to her family whom she often spoke about.

Margaret embraced life head on never missing a moment of adventure, parades or serving others.  She loved her family, church, and the communities she served until the very end.  She will definitely be listening to any prayers we send her way.

Will miss her a lot,
Linda

Margaret and I went to Ursuline together.  I sat behind her in my classes for four years since we were seated in alphabetical order and our last names were both Smith.  We kept in touch over the years usually by Christmas card.  We both entered the field of Dietetics and spent our careers similarly caring for women, infants and children.  She will be missed.  Accept my condolences and my prayers. My dad Patrick Smith recently passed so I will tell him to keep an eye out for Margaret.  You are all in my prayers.  She will rest in peace.


Margaret,

I remember Sunday at grandmas and how well we always played together and ate turkey by the window in the dining room.

Love you Margaret and all the happiness and joyful times our families had together.  Our families will always be our special secret.  

Your  Cousin Rick
Go with God, you always have.

Margaret was a very kind and caring person.   She could make anyone feel welcome with her smile and friendly greeting.
God has blessed my wife and me in many ways, but way near the top of the list is that my brother Jim married Margaret, made her part of our family, and gave all of us a chance to know her, to love her, and be blessed just by having her in our lives.
Margaret will always be in our hearts.

Working with Margaret at Mercy was always pleasurable. She would always start the morning with Hi Girls and we would say Ladies Margaret, not girls. In the five years we worked together I never saw an unpleasant moment. She loved her family dearly and would share fun times they had. Margaret was that one that gave all that she had to help others. She would greatly be missed by the OBGYN Department. 

To Margaret's Family, Sharon and all siblings,

I was a classmate of Margaret's at Ursuline and a neighbor on Drayton Avenue.  I only saw her once or twice briefly after graduation as our paths didn't cross often. I knew then and see from her obituary that she continued to live a life of loving service to others, especially those less fortunate. What a gift she was to others and all of you.

I regret that I will be out of town this weekend for a family obligation and will not be able to pay my respects in person. 
Know that I send my condolences and pray that you are comforted in faith and your good memories of Margaret. 

Joan Turnure
Class of '71 at UA

Aunt Margaret was always a blessing!   She and Uncle Jim tried hard to always be a part of our family despite the distance.   Not many people are as nice and wonderful a person as my aunt was in her few short years on this side or heaven.    Heaven will be  even sweeter with her presence.   

Margaret at 50th Jubilee of Brother Pat on Jan 7.

Jim, Gretchen, Tim, Ed, Sharon, Kathy and Pat, you loved Margaret well, as she loved you. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the rest of your family and friends at this time. With love, Leo and Linda and Appelbaum.

Pat, Kathy, Margaret, and Sharon 
Smith siblings

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Margaret Mary Wegman

October 5, 1953 – February 25, 2023

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