Margaret FRAEME

My condolences to Jack, Fryda and family. It was sad to received the news that Margaret had passed away.
I remember her great smile at the family reunions.
May you find comfort in the wonderful memories that have been made over the years.
My thoughts and well wishes will be with you today
Jean

Dear Uncle Jack and Fryda: Jeffrey and I were very sad to hear of Aunt Margaret's passing. We're glad that we were able to spend a little time with her this past summer. I remember her kindness and generosity. I also fondly remember the time she sat on the floor with me showing me photos of her mother Louise, who I was named after. I always respected Aunt Margaret's strength and courage in surviving the Holocaust and going on to create a family in Canada despite the horrors she had endured. May you be comforted by her memory.

My dear Auntie Margit has passed away. As a child I thought she was the most beautiful and elegant woman in the entire world. As an adult I knew it to be true. Her Hungarian accented English was always music in my ears. She was always very warm to me, and I loved her. I will miss her.

We are so sorry to hear about Aunty Margaret's passing. She was a true Woman of Valour. We all have very fond memories of time spent with her while we lived in Richmond. Our condolences to Uncle Jack and Fryda and Mark and Matthew and Jaime. We wish we could be there with you to offer our support on Sunday and for Shiva. Our thoughts are with you all, Tammy, Ben, Gidon, Ariela and Noa Karmel

We will miss Aunty Margit very much! Ron and I have so many fond memories of her: individually from our youth and shared as adults.