Margaret M. McKeough

Jimmy Kerri and family I'm so sorry for your loss.

Jimmy and Family,
I am so very to sorry to hear about Margaret. I have so many wonderful memories of the days on E.Ashland St. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I will always remember her giggles and grin.She was truly one of a kind.
- Kimberly (Walker) Jarred

Margaret was a real character, and was one of the people who made going to Shear Magic such fun for so many years. She was a neighbor of my grandmother growing up, and through her I was able to get a portrait of my grandmother through the eyes of a neighbor child. I've always been thankful for that. So sorry for your loss.

I offer my condolences to the McKeough family. I'm made aware of your sudden loss through my friendship with Jason and wish, for you all, peace in this period intense grieving.

We are saddened by the loss of a truly wonderful lady. I have such fond memories of our days in Hingham when we were young mothers raising our boys. She always made me laugh! Our love and condolences to the McKeogh family.

Margaret was one of my all time favorite people. More than 50 years ago, she worked with my mom at Fred & Frank's Salon in Weymouth Landing. She was a hoot.

Her nephew installed tile floors in my parent's home in Falmouth and we all became UConn fans because of Jim...

How I remember Margaret when she worked with my Mom at Fred&Franks in the Landing. She became a very good friend. I have not seen her in years, but know if I did, it would be like it was yesterday! God Bless you, Margaret, rest in peace. Love, Lianne & Barry a Lang
Rockland

The most honest, caring, generous woman who had so much character and wit. She never pulled any punches and never took any either. Beautiful doting mother and grandmother. I'm so sorry to see her go so soon. Much love to the McKeough Families. I hope you hold on tight to your memories of this wonderful woman.

My sincere condolences to all the McKeough/Calhoun family.
Margaret was so full of spunk, I always enjoyed her company and loved hearing the stories of her escapades with her sisters!