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Margaret Bartash Obituary
(Checho)
Pittsford: November 27, 2007, at the age of 90 years. Predeceased by her husband, Charles J. Bartash; son, Robert W. Bartash, Sr.; brothers, B. Joseph Checho, John Checho & Donald Checho and sister, Mildred Hitchcock. She is survived by her son, Charles (Christina) Bartash; daughter, Suzanne (Ted) Spall; daughter-in-law, Carol Bartash; grandchildren, Stacey (Justin) Smith & Karen Spall, Patricia (Guy) Johnston & Robert W. Bartash, Jr.; great-grandchildren, Grady, Colin & Brennan Smith and Liam Johnston; brother, Frank Checho; sisters, Mary Masick & Helen Wojick; sister-in-law Bevra Checho; many nieces & nephews.
A Memorial Service for Margaret will be held at a day and time to be announced.
Special Thanks to the staff at Bridges of Mendon for their loving care.
HARLOFF Funeral Home
586-5948
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Kim Annis
November 29, 2007
Visits to Honeoye Lake as a child are flooded with memories of Aunt Margaret. Spending the day on the dock and in the water, trying to catch crayfish by hand, knee boarding (poorly), hanging out with my all my cousins and eating Aunt Margarets wonderful cooking. My thoughts are with all of you and may your memories of her bring you comfort. Sending you all of my love, Kim.
James Annis
November 28, 2007
My greatest memories of Aunt Margaret was while visiting her and Uncle Chuck at their cottage on Honeoye Lake. All of thier childeren and grand kids were at the cottage. We swam, picked worms from the worm farm, fished, performed water sports, laughed and ate good food. My love for the water, fishing and boating grew from great visit's to Aunt Margaret and Uncle Chuck at the cottage.
Love & Prayers Jamie, Christine & Lily Annis
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