Margaret A. Lavoie-Fuller

So very sad to hear of Maggie's death. She was such an active, sociable human being, talented in many ways. I called her the town artist, as she painted beautiful scenes, animals, and on slate and wood throughout her life. The time and care in which she lit up her home during the holidays bringing cheer and joy for all to see, holding open house at Christmastime, serving cookies and treats was something to look forward to. Maggie is a legend of sorts in the town of Ludlow and will be...

To the Lavoie family, so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Lavoie Family; At this difficult time may you find comfort in knowing that many others share in your sorrow. Being Maggie's papergirl, babysitter and confidant I have many memories and memories are forever! sincerely my condolences

She was a very dedicated woman - she helped make Troop 180 back in the 60's a very memorable experience for all of us.

Mom Maggie... heaven definitely gained an Angel.. I will always remember the parties, holidays, visits and other events at your home..you were always soooo welcoming...I will truly miss our visits and the me.ories in your home..especially at christmas..sooo many trees i lost count!!! Please rest in peace with 'dad 'lavoie and doug... we will miss you and keep love in our hearts for you..until.we visit again.....

Heaven just gained a decorator. Driving by the Lavoie's house at Christmas was a tradition for me when I lived in Ludlow. I had Hallmark-like childhood memories of sitting with Kathy, having hot chocolate, and stringing popcorn for one of the many Christmas trees. I am so blessed to have found Kathy & you again these past few years. I will think of you when I decorate my simple tree that always includes string popcorn.