Margaret Anne Sloan

Mom, I miss you everyday. I am so glad that I know the Bible teaches that you will be resurrected, and hope that is coming soon. I love you. Jayne

Margaret, so many times you were my surrogate mom, even after Sean and I parted ways. I love you for always making me a part of your family. Today is Thanksgiving Day, and I am flooded with so many wonderful memories of spending them with you, Bob, and all the kids. And your unending wealth of trivia knowledge. You should have been on Jeapordy. I love you much, and wish I had been able to tell you, talk to you more. I hope you know how very, very much you were / are loved, by so many.

Being one of the grandchildren, visiting the grandparents at their cabin in the woods was always a joyous time. Grandma Margaret being born and living in Houston, TX and here I am now going back to my roots, living in Texas. I'm sorry you couldn't meet your great granddaughter from my wife and I, but I will tell her many stories of how you were. I love you grandma and maybe we can meet up again and swap some stories of our adventures.

I miss you, Mom. I know you said you wanted to go home to see your mother. When you wake up in the resurrection, you'll find her.

Mom, I miss you, but I know that someday you will come walking over a hill to see me, in Paradise. And you will be your young, beautiful, healthy self. I can't wait to hug you once again.

My love to all that knew and loved Aunt Margaret.May your hearts be filled with joyful memories of her far beyond this tough time. My sincere condolences.