Margaret Katherine Ferger

I had the privilage on knowing Maggie when she was a child. She was always happy and smiling. She was a great friend to my son Kyle. He has fond memories of the time they spent together: trick-or-treating, ice skating, food fights. We are deeply saddened by the loss of Maggie and your families are in our constant thoughts and prayers. Please accept our sincere condolences.

To Jeff and Jeannie-
We are so sorry for your loss and our deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family. We're here if you need us.
Your friends at
The Brick Bistro

Kim, Art, Ellen and Danny:
Your Maggie - such a little thing, but a spirit bigger than life! We are grieving with you and hope the loving thoughts of so many friends will help you endure.
Love, the Koprowskis

Kim, Art, Ellen, Dan, and Jeff:
My heart aches for all of you -- but I am so conforted by special memories of the magnificent Maggie -- especially early on Saturday mornings, when Maggie and Ellen would knock on the back door, asking if "Jeff can play" -- and my delight in sending them up to his bedroom to use his bed as a trampoline to get him out of bed and, of course, getting him to play with them.
What a joy it was to have you next door in Webster Groves.
I can't pretend...

My dearest and beloved Art and Kim, and Ellen and Daniel, I have no words, except to tell you each that I love you, and am holding you in my heart and thoughts. Semper, Vivian

Dear Art, Kim, Ellen & Danny:

The Lampley family wishes to extend our heart felt condolences to your family during this time. Please know that we are praying for all of you.

Art has been a family friend for years, and we always enjoyed hearing stories of what the kids were doing, where they were going for school, etc.

Take heart, GOD is good and HE will see you through this difficult time.

I am stunned. My heart goes out to all of you. Maggie left a lot of memories with those of us who knew her through Cottonwood Gulch. She touched a lot of lives here and we will all cherish those memories.

Dear Family,

I was Maggie's Resident Director in Paris during the UD spring term in 2005.
I remember Maggie as one of the sweetest enthusiastic, dynamic and warmest students I ever had in my programs, and above all eager to learn. She loved beeing in Paris as you certainly know. It is that kind of student who gives you the feeling that the work we are dooing is worth it.
My deepest condolences to you.
Her lost is a big shock. I will never forget her.
Au revoir...

To the Family of Maggie,
I am a member of the Cottonwood Gulch community. My name is Beth Williams and my father's cousin, Jameson French, is the chairman of the board of trustees of Cottonwood Gulch. The Gulch is a very special place to my family. I worked with Maggie two summers ago. Maggie beamed ear to ear every day she was at the Gulch. She was wonderful with the children who attended this summer camp. Cottonwood Gulch was a very special place to Maggie. The Gulch community...