MARGOT M. MERRILL

I met Margo on several occasions while she lived in Winthrop. I was working at Andiamo´s a hair salon in Winthrop Center, she use to come in with her friend Katie, who got her hair done there. Katie told me who Margo was, and me being a fan of her mom engaged in conversation with her. She was a delight to talk to. She will be missed. My deepest condolences to her brother Michael Merrill. R.I.P. Margo.

Margot was a very gifted poet. Profound. Filled with unique imagery and metaphors. An astonishing sensitivity and an actual brilliance. I am honored to have a poem she wrote for me and will never forget the moment she gently presented it to me.....

I had the delightful pleasure of working with Margot at Winthrop St She was a character and an actress in her own right. She took us to the limit in caring for her and always made our work with her worth it . Margot had a smile and humor about her that was most unique. On my worst days she could somehow make me laugh, and just love her. Thank you Margot for all you have given to me and all you have taught me just by knowing you .

I´m just seeing Margot´s obituary now. I got to know her while working at Lockland School in Geneva, New York. She was a beautiful young woman when I knew her, and she always had a smile on her face. On one occasion, I flew with her to Boston to meet up with her father. She so loved visiting him. Condolence's to her family...

So many followed your life, your story in the media. I hope you had a wonderful and happy life. RIP.

Condolences to her surviving family members ... Celebrate her life

Just found this and am sad to know Margot has passed - she was very sweet and loving and had a special place in my heart

Requiem aeternam donna ei Domine. (I know her story by an article on a women's review in 60's. Being a child, I had been sensitized to persons with disabilities)

Very happy to know she was well care of