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Burlington- Margaret B. Tingen, age 93, formerly of Burlington, passed away on
Saturday, March 14, 2020 at the Cranberry House in Newland, NC after several months of failing health. Born in Warren County, she was the daughter of the late Arthur Lee Barnes Sr.and Hadi Degolden Loy Barnes and was formerly married to the late Claude Floyd Barnes who passed in 1987 and later to William Bernard Tingen who passed in 1972. After graduating from Littleton High School, Margaret started working on the family farm where she raised livestock and picked cotton. She tended a garden her entire life. To help support her family she also worked in the hosiery mill for many years. After her husband's passing, she started an in-home childcare business where she was able to take care of her own children as well as many others. She continued this work well into her
80's, caring for hundreds of children over the span of 40 years. A child of the "Great Depression" she was proud to have raised "4 fine sons", whom through her example of hard-work and dedication she molded into God fearing men. She walked this journey with grace and dignity and with purpose.
Mrs. Tingen is survived by her four sons; Milton F. Barnes and wife, Kay, of High
Point, Rev. Lonnie W. Barnes and wife, Cheryl, of Newland, NC, Lt.Col.(R) Donald N.Tingen and wife, Angela, of Mebane and Michael L. "Mickey" Tingen and wife, Meredith of Oak Ridge, grandchildren; Kim (Mark), Wayne, Janet (Alex), John (Roxanne), David, Gage, Morgan, Nolan, Kegan, Nicholas and Cameron, great grandchildren; Chris, Casey,Lakelyn, Grace, Lily, Eva, Elara and Dylan, great-great grandson; Gabriel and a brother;George N. Barnes and wife, Margie. She was preceded in death by her beloved grandfather, Rev. D.M Loy, two former husbands, parents, a son; David Martin LoyBarnes (4), daughter; Diane Barnes (infant), sister; Irene Crouse, and two brothers; Arthur Lee "Buddy" Barnes Jr. and Samuel Barnes.
We would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to Cranberry House Adult CareFacility and Medi-Home Hospice of Avery County for their tireless care of our mother andmany others living with dementia and Alzheimer's.
Memorials may be made to the Alamance County Meals on Wheels 411 W 5th St # A,Burlington, NC 27215 or Hospice of Alamance- Caswell 914 Chapel Hill Rd. Burlington, NC 27215.
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I am so sorry about your mom. Our family loved her dearly.She kept my son Dustin until he was old enough to go to pre-school. And I don't know how....but she tolerated my brother on almost a daily basis. My brother is William Lewis. He and Mickey were practically inseparable when they were younger.My mom would pick my son up occasionally, and she said there was always something cooking.Your mom was just the sweetest.... I know you guys will miss her dearly.You all are in my thoughts and prayers and may God's peace be with you. With much love....Tammy Lewis Dove.
March 18, 2020
Sorry for your loss Margrette was such a beautiful person I loved her dearly. We were neighbors for 16 years just like on big happy family. Loved all of you guys and I know she loved me. Praying for the family but God loved her best. Love y'all Mary, Tracey & Liz! ❤❤
Mary Twine
March 18, 2020
Sorry for your loss Margrette was such a beautiful person I loved her dearly. We were neighbors for 16 years just like on big happy family. Loved all of you guys and I know she loved me. Praying for the family but God loved her best. Love y'all Mary, Tracey & Liz! ❤❤
Mary Twine
March 18, 2020
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