Margaret Westphal

My dear friend Margeret was the most generous person whether it was advise, knowledge or plants in her garden she always put others first. Her gift is so much more than all the plants, seed catalogs, painting tips, she freely offered. She gave me a large hibiscus. Lately it was losing leaves and apparently dying. I called her for advice but the plant seemingly died. Then the day of her passing I glanced at it and noticed new growth. Margeret´s spirit lives on in all of us.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

We had the honor of sharing granddaughters Sydney and Alice with Margaret and Klaus. We will all miss her joyous spirit and her beautiful smile that lit up the room. May her memory forever be a blessing.

Dear family of Margaret and Klaus. I extend my condolences and am praying for you in this time of grief. I am Diana Saba's father. Diana cared for Klaus and for Margaret during the last of Klaus's years in this world. Margaret gave me and my wife beautiful flowers and bushes. They still are thriving and bring us fond memories. I am at UW hospital waiting to have my aortic valve replaced. So won't be able to make the funeral. But we have Margaret and Klaus and children, grandchildren,...

With our ties to the Geology Dept.and WYSO we have fond memories of Margaret and her husband Klaus. Helping them move to their home in Middleton necessitated hauling their compost pile, which in time would produce the wonderful bounty served at her table. This year two of her azaleas are destined to put on a magnificent show. They are cherished, as are our memories of Margaret, a warm and delightful woman of many interests and talents. With our heartfelt thoughts, Rosemary and Herb Wang