Margo M. Keller

Margo was one of my first friends when my family moved to West Lafayette in the fourth grade, and I enjoyed her friendship all the way through high school. After college we kept in touch through my parents who ran into her once in a while, and on visits home. Rest in peace dear Margo.

Rest easy my friend. I'll miss you and the homemade nut clusters you would make every time I had serguary or just to even brighten our day. You will truly be missed by the family you have made over the years here at McAlisters deli

Michael,
Thoughts and prayers to you and your family during this difficult time. May her soul rest in peace.

Margo will be truly missed. Sending love and prayers to you. Love from, John and Bobbie Martin.

I am grateful to share with you my memory of Margo:
When I worked for the Head Start program in Lafayette, Margo was a cherished volunteer. The staff was so grateful for her support and loyalty.
Even more touching was that the children loved having her help in their classroom.
Her generous giving and compassion made a difference in the lives of the children and their parents.
Sympathy and love to all of you,
Carolyn Goldsberry

So sorry for the loss of Margo, we (my sister Mary Jane & I) knew back Margo in high school and shortly after high school. MJ knew Margie from St. Tom's and Margie, Margo, MJ and I had hung out together. I am not sure how we all lost contact, but Margo is too young to be gone. I have some good memories, hoping your good memories carry you through the grief of losing her.

Mary Jane Wilson Tangedahl, Missoula, MT &
Jo Wilson Wade, West Lafayette, IN

Mike and Family,
My sincere condolences.
Rick Morrissey

Mike, Marge, Marlene and families, so sorry for your loss. I will miss Margo, but I know she is in heaven with everyone, so that puts a smile on my face. I will miss her phone calls to check on her cousin ! Love to all❤