Margaret "Mimi" Larter

This whole experience of losing Mother has been a very sobering one for me. At such a time,one realizes the importance of family and friends,especially when they are as helpful and caring as you all have been. Thank you all so very,very much. Where would I be without you? I would like to include these two poems which were read at Mother's service. "Give knaves their power and fools their gold,let fortunes bubble rise and fall,to plant a tree or sow a seed is more than all" (Longfellow) "Think...

I always looked forward to my visits with my Aunt Marg (Great Aunt) when I traveled home. I would always ask her, “What is new with you?” and her eyes would sparkle and she would say, “Not much to tell here, but tell me about your newest adventure!” We spent many hours on the terrace talking about art, travel and stories from her life. She was always positive and encouraged me to follow my heart and passion. She had a love for life.

She is someone I greatly admired. I will continue to...

We will miss Aunt Marg dearly and will forever remember her as the radiant, strong woman that she was- A woman that the entire family admired.

I am so glad she had met my children, her great grand neice and nephew. At 99, she enjoyed their company even letting Courtney pile stuffed animals on top of her for a photo. When she told Courtney and Patrick that she was turning 99 in July '03, Courtney said, "The 99, that's my favorite restaurant," and Marg laughed along with us.

I...

On behalf of my family and I please accept our condolences on the occasion of the passing of your family's matriarch.

Sincerely,

Richard Coughlin & Family
Fayetteville, New York

Thank you Mrs. Larter for your many years of generosity and kindness. You will be dearly missed by your community and your friends. Rest in peace and may God bless you.
I would also like to pass along my most sincere condolences to the Larter and Olney families.