Margaret Welborn

Here's my grandma!

Margaret had a big laugh!

Margaret always had a big laugh!

In 2014, at The Willows we celebrated her birthday and laughed and laughed that day.

So sorry for your loss. Mrs. Welborn was a wonderful lady. I always enjoyed listening to her play the
organ at LUMC. She was a faithful member, so was Mr. Welborn. Leroy and I always enjoyed them when
they came to our house for Bible study on Wednesday night, along with some other couples from LUMC.
We enjoyed them so much. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Joyce Stewart, Six Mile

Sending love and deep sympathy to all of Margaret's friends and dear family. She was always Nana or Other Nana to me in the thirty plus years I had the great pleasure of knowing her. I will always remember her gracious and kind spirit. She was very wise and a great listener. Her face lit up with her warm smile and infectious laugh which we saw and heard often. When I think of her I remember card games, stories and her quick wit. I can see her in her sun hat now walking peacefully and purposefully. Such a bright light and a gift to all who were fortunate enough to know her. We will miss you Nana! Thank you for being in my life.

Margaret was one of the brightest lights to shine in my life; she was well aware of her influence, as I shared my feelings with her many times over the years. I always considered Margaret one of my dearest friends and shall miss her smile and contagious laugh!

I remember Margaret from Liberty UMC where I was a member for over 30 years. I'll always remember her wonderful smile and warm hugs. God bless you.

So saddened by Mrs. Welborn's passing. She had a wonderful life, and I'm happy I was blessed to enjoy part of her life; our church LUMC, the choir, and she played for my wedding. Mrs. Welborn was such a gracious lady, always smiling, always friendly. My last real memory of her was of her and Mrs. Eva Aiken riding around Liberty in her VW Beetle. Pat and Norman, I am so sorry for your loss.