MARGARET M. LEFEBVRE

I remember Margaret very well as we were good friends as students at Saint Paul´s Academy across the street from the Ascension church. She was lots of fun. We spent Many hours playing at the Redfern Ave house where her family were very generous to Margaret´s friends. I am so heartened to read Margaret fully exercised her potential as a contributor to her community while having a full personal life

We would like to pass on our condolences to Margaret's family at this time. She was known to us through her niece Andrea and although we did not spend much time with her (we are UK based), she was always so kind and welcoming when we did see her. Liam spent some time with her whilst visiting Montreal, helping out with some jobs for her and he thought very highly of her. I remember it was Margaret who introduced me to a trilogy of books many years ago which became very popular later on. She...

Margaret impacted the lives of so many and left her mark in the world. She will be sorely missed. We are thinking of you all during this sad time.

Margaret was an unforgettable person, and for all the right reasons. Wise, kind, compassionate, committed. I knew her through my involvement with the Couchiching Institute, evidently just one of the many communities to which she belonged and enriched. The world was a better place with Margaret in it.

Sending condolences and all kind wishes to all of Margaret's family and dearest. Margaret was a most amazing boss, leader and friend. It was such a privilege to work with her during her Couchiching and Canadian Association of Income Fund days. We became friends and remained so always - sharing a lovely dinner together in July of last year. She will be much missed.