Margaret Crawford Fontaine

My sympathies for your loss. Everytime I pass the house on Indian Creek Drive I want to stop in. Steve

I WANT TO EXPRESS MY SYMPATHY FOR HER DAUGHTER THAT SHE SPOKE ABOUT A LOT. I TOO WAS A PERSON THAT SHE HELPED THRU THE FORMER INMATE PROGRAM. I WAS 50 AND GOING TO PRISON FOR THE FIRST TIME AND LAST I PRAY. MARGARET WAS SO KIND TO COME TO THE METRO JAIL TO GIVE BIBLE CLASSES TO US. I THOUGHT THIS WAS SO WONDERFUL. SHE REALLY MADE THINGS SO MUCH BETTER.SHE LOVED US WHEN WE WERE UNLOVEABLE. SHE ALWAYS LEFT US WITH HOPE. GOD BLESS YOU AND THANK YOU.

I went to Crichton Academy with Margaret. I was a grade ahead of her. I remember her as very beautiful and with a smile always on her face. One summer between school years, she lost an enormous amount of weight by shear will and dogged determination and I admired her for that even though she said she was very grumpy while doing it.
I will always remember the brown Comet car her parents got her for her sixteenth birthday and how much fun we all had trying to guess what it would be before...

My Aunt Margaret is and forever will be one of the most amazing people that I have ever met. Her zest for life, being her dominate defining feature, encompassed her soul and radiated from her like an endless sunshine. Her love for her family was immeasurable. She only saw the best in people and would always strive to make them realize the endless potential possessed inside them. She taught to never live life too quickly, to stop and smell the roses, to enjoy each and everyday that we are...