Margaret Kellogg Hebert

There was no one like Margaret and I will always remember her - so bright, talented, a wonderful leader and just so fun to be with. She was a special person in so many people's lives - we were so lucky to have known her although for a far too short time.

Dear Paul and Family
Margaret was a very special person. She was always so upbeat and considerate of others. I had the privilege to work with Margaret who so favorably turned work into pleasure with her positive attitude and sunny disposition. She became my good friend. I will truly miss her. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

To Ming's husband and family.
I was a fellow math major with Ming at Trinity. When I think of her, (both back in the '60s and at reunion) the image is the same - a graceful, gentle, kind, quietly funny and beautiful woman. Please accept my sincere condolences on your loss. Carole Gallagher Steen

Dear Paul, Michele, Stephen and the rest of the family:

I can still hear Margaret's laugh. There was never a time when I saw her that she didn't laugh. She was a very special person, which you already know. When she was at IRS Counsel in Los Angeles in the early 80s, we were always getting into some kind of fun conversations or other devilment. Tonight I was telling someone about our adventures with the Mr. Coffee group we started, and all the rules we made up, and the discussions we...

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I was employed with the IRS from 1998-2002. I had the pleasure of working with Margaret at that time. I will always remember her smile and sense of humor.
Kristin Froetscher

I had the pleasure of working with Margaret on a Project for the IRS. She was always a delight to work with. No matter how bad things were she always had a smile and a pleasant word. That's how I will remember her. One of the nicest and brightest persons I had the pleasure of knowing. My prayers are with you and your family at this time of loss.

With deepest sympathy.

Dear Paul and family: I am so sorry to hear of Margaret's passing. She was one of my very favorite people to work and spend time with. No matter what difficult challenge we were facing, we laughed every day, and that is the way I will remember her. Please accept my deep sympathy for your loss.

Uncle Paul, Michele, Stephen, Mary Lynn and familes...I am so sorry that I can not be there to personally see all of you and share in Aunt Margarets memories. Colleen, the children and I are so saddened by her passing. I will never forget how beautiful she was at our wedding, of course, inside and out. It was such an honor to have her share in such a special day with us. We look at her photo walking on the beach, and I know that she has found peace with the Lord and that her spirit still...