Margaret "Maggie" Damico-Barber

I had the blessed pleasure to be a co-worker & friend of Maggie. I will never forget even when she was not doing her best health wise she always had a very vivacious and upbeat spirit. She was a bleesing to all who had the Grace to meet and the Blessing to get to know her. She was indeed an angel on this earth. I will miss her and just found out that she had passed, so am just writing this. I hope that her blessings will continue on thru her family and all that knew her.

Maggie, I knew you so briefly through Joe, Facebook and Vienna. I wish that I could have known you better. You brought many smiles to my face through your Facebook entries. My God keep you and look over your family.

Dear Eileen and Family, My deepest sympathy on the loss of Maggie. I will always remember babysitting her on Newton Ave. with her Aunt Joyce. Ed is holding her in his arms. God bless.

Although I knew her my whole life, Maggie was the first person I found who shared my spiritual beliefs. It was so great to connect with her and such a joy to discover her all over again. She taught me to "stop and smell the roses". I loved her and will miss her dearly. Kimberlee Wurst

So sorry to hear of Maggie's passing. I'll always treasure our childhood together and all the time I spent with Maggie and Eileen in their kitchen.
My love and prayers to Eileen and the family. Love, Laura Miller (Las Vegas)

My sympathy to Eileen, and Maggie's family. Maggie was such a caring and dependable aide when I worked with her at Twinbrook.