Margaret Ann Blackmon

You are greatly missed in the St. Lawrence community. Our communitys thoughts are with your family.

So sorry for your loss. My prayers go out to you ,Jeanne and the entire family.

I remember Maggie coming to our Ridgetop PTA meeting and asking for a grant to buy new computers for the AV class so they could do better editing. She was a freshman and was leaving the school, but she wanted the next students coming up to have the better computers. She was well spoken, intelligent and sunshine. She impressed me very much.

You are all in my thoughts and prayers. I didn't know Maggie personally, but I know how much you loved her. More importantly, she knew how much you all loved her. May your hearts be filled with beautiful memories of her.

With Love
Karla Monson Lapinski

My prayers are with all of you. My heart goes out to you. I did not know Maggie personally, but I know how much you loved her, more importantly, she knew you loved her. Karla Monson Lapinski

Maggies smile was always warm and inviting. Even though I never had the opportunity to see her ride, I was thrilled that she loved horses. I would have loved sharing all the horse stories on the Lewis farm! Glad she nurtured that gene with such gusto, excitement and excellence. Love from MO. ❤ Auntie

A truly loving and eloquently written tribute to Maggie. I remember Maggie fondly as a little preschooler, an elementary violinist with orchestra, a confident teen at the Kitsap fair with her beloved Roy and as a beautiful young collegiate woman. So much accomplished in such a short life with a legacy that continues to do good at St.Lawrence. Our hearts are with you Griff, Sarah and Davis <3

Maggie, even though I didn't know you as well as others, know that you impacted my life. Your sweetness, humility, confidence, and love of the equine are what I wish I had been at your age. The world will miss you so much, and we'll forever wonder how far you would have gone. RIP beautiful young woman....