Margaret R. Laurie

I did not have the honor of knowing Mrs. Laurie, however, I do work with her son, Don, and he is a wonderful man, which I am sure made his mother very happy and proud.

We are greatly saddened to hear of Marg's passing, and we will remember her always with great affection. The world is lessened by the loss of her optimism, joie de vivre, and graciousness.

I was surprised to learn of Marg's passing as she was so active in her life. A dynamic woman, full of energy, Marg presided over our women writers' group with enthusiasm and dedication. She will truly be missed. My sympathy to her family and friends. (I just learned of her death as we are "snowbirds" from Youngstown.)

I had just been re-reading Margaret's book about Lewiston when I saw that she had passed away. What a loss to Lewiston history.

Don, Janice and Mark will take comfort in knowing that she has a special guardian angel to watch over her. I have had the pleasure over the past years of her life to be her acquaintance. She was always ready to share her enthusiasm. We became acquainted though her Granddaughter Tara. She would be in attendance at Tara's many functions as an actress. Margaret loved the theater and life. We will all miss her greatly.

We are saddened to learn the news of Mrs. Margerat Laurie. Our prayers are for the Laurie family to pass through this tough time. We met her first time during the Pitch Festival play in the Lewiston. She always treated us like a family. We respected her talent as well as wonderful nature with high regard.

It was my good fortune to meet this gracious lady at the wedding of her favorite son. May her memory be eternal!

Aunt Margaret was a woman of great humor, intelligence and "spunk". She was a wonderful aunt, a remakable woman and a great friend. I will miss her dearly.