Margaret MITCHELL

We had the privilege of meeting "Mom Mitchell" three years ago when, at the age of 83,she came to northern WI to attend the wedding of her grandson, David Fiebelkorn, to our daughter, Amy. What a delightful lady! Our deepest sympathy to her family.

Karen, your work family love you and grieve for you at this difficult time. She is in a better place. I will be thinking of you this weekend. xoxoxo

Margaret - a friend from about 1932. I loved her, her Father and Mother. I looked up to them. We attended together Park Ave. Baptist in Grant Park. We both graduated from Commercial. During the past years, Margaret was the "solid" one who was a leader in keeping our Commercial Reunion Group together. I loved her as a great individual.
Marc Morris
PS: My wife, BJ, is in agreement with
my thoughts.

Cathy & family! We are in Jacksonville and just received an email from a friend with this news. Please know that Nancy's and my prayers are with the family during this time. We will see you on Sunday. Love ya, Ralph & Nancy

My sister lived in the Sharondale Court cul-de-sac with Margaret and so I knew Margaret well from the many afternoons we sat together in the circle in the 1980's while watching our kids play. Margaret was the epitome of a Southern lady, so gracious and charming. She called me very recently because my sister died on November 3, so I had the gift of reminescing with Margaret about the good ole days on Sharondale Court. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Jane Brown

Little do we realize the impact of one life on another....and that impact may last for generations. The fact that my parents moved to the Morningside neighborhood was because of my father's friendship with Margaret's parents..which also led to Morningside Baptist Church where I was raised with Margaret and Anita's families, along with Mr. Joe and Ms. Bea and her sister, Ms. Rachel. That friendship endured over the decades in joys and sorrows. Most recently Margaret and Anita attended my...

Cathy and family, thank you for sharing Margaret with me. She was one of my "church mothers" and I shall miss her wit and wisdom so much. May God grant you grace and strength through this time of sorrow.

Such a lovely lady. My sincere condolences.