Margo FRIEDMAN

Lost track of Margo after college. Went online looking for her in 2023 and found her obit. I´m so sorry we lost touch. She had such a wonderful presence and laugh. Sorry I missed her in adult life.

Buddy & I miss you sweetie. Things have gotten better. You remain with us in our life every day. Love, Nature Boy

I met Margo first when she started at Moorhead State College and we became good friends. In 1970, I met her father Max, who was a movie theatre manager, while I managed the Riviera Theatre in downtown St. Paul. I was surprised to discover that he was the father of Margo! Over the years I would see her every several years and we would catch up. I think about her every week and was sad to discover that she had died. Rest in peace, Margo.

I knew Margo from Temple retreats in the mid 60's. In 1968 I had an operation and Margo took 2 buses to visit me in the hospital. She was one of the kindest and most considerate people I have known. She also had a wonderful sense of humor. I met Morley once and want to extend my condolences to him and Margo's family. I haven't spoken to Margo in over 40 years and yet I will always think of her as a special friend. Rob

I was blessed to call her Mom. She drove me to success and my life is better for her being a guiding light. Her dedication to teaching children was selfless. Margo, thank you for the love you showed me and my Dad! Rest Peacefully and God Bless

Margo was Morley Friedman's sister. I met her a few times. She was a very wonderful Person. I worked with Morley Friedman as his secretary. I am sending my condolences to Margo's family! Roxanne Olson

One of my fondest memories was going to Cecil's with Margo for lunch. She was a nature lover & a very generous friend. It's been a while but I while since I saw Margo last but it was a good visit while at Southview Acres T.C. Blessings to her family.

I was so lucky to have loved this wonderful lady & received her love.
I LOVE YOU SWEETIE !
Nature Boy