Margaret Fleischmann

Liebe Margaret
Wir werden Dein herzhaftes Lachen, Deine optimistische Lebenseinstellung und Deinen herrlichen fraenkischen Dialekt in ewiger Erinnerung behalten. Schoen, dass wir uns sowohl in Michigan als auch in Old Germany auf gemeinsamen Lebenswegen begegnen durften. Ich denke gerne an unsere monatlichen Telefonate von Roth nach Munger und Bay City bis fast zum letzen Augenblick. Nun goennen wir Dir das Wiedersehen mit all Deinen Verwandten, die uns schon vorausgegangen sind. Gruess...

Margaret was truly a lovely and generous person. I will always be grateful to her for being so kind and helpful to my parents, Billy and Letty Carter. Today, I lit a candle at the Washington National Cathedral in Washington, DC to honor and celebrate her life. “Rest in Peace”

Margaret

I came to know you right after your stroke. you are a true inspiration to anyone I will miss all your jokes and the candy drawer and our snowball fights. I know you are with the angels and are watching us and guiding us in our work Rest peacefully so we can one day meet again.

She was my 5th grade teacher at macgregor elementary in the 90s. She was very nice. Rest in heaven. My thoughts and prayers to her family.

She was my 5th grade teacher at Fremont School back in the early 70s.One of my favorite ones.May she rest in peace.

Teaching with Margaret at MacGregor School, when I came as a new teacher, she had a wealth of educational knowledge and a practical style that was packed into a warm hearted love of people. She was the first one to school every single morning and gave wholeheartedly to her students. She was a pioneer in computer science in our school, headed up many committees, including purchasing the furniture in the library, which is still a beautiful reminder of her love of books and reading, and...

So sorry to hear of her passing!She was an awesome lady,teacher nice person.I volunteered with her at MacGregor school. She taught us all about computers everyone loved her ??

My deepest condolences to Margaret's family.

I have known Margaret since childhood when my parents (Bay City) visited Margaret's parents at their Munger farm. In recent years we kept in touch through correspondence and e-mail. She had retained her German language skills, being raised in a home German-speaking environment, and frequently helped me in translating some items I found among my parent's papers. She was very generous in sharing photos and information gathered during her...

Margaret, thank you for all your knowledge and love of the "Art goes to School" program. Your giving of your time and talents will be sadly missed. RIP, sweet lady.