SISTER MARGARET BRAULT, RSM

A wonderful woman. I have great memories of all the thinks she did to make this a better world.

A very kind and caring woman. I only just learned of her passing. She was a postdoctoral fellow and I worked with her when I was an undergraduate chemistry major. I have very fond memories of my time working with her.

To all of Sr. Margaret's family and family of Sisters -
I did not know Sr. Margaret except through email concerning IPF. We were in the same study together and Sr. Isoline has kept me up to date. I'm sorry for your loss.

Many years ago I had Sister Margaret for organic chem at Trinity College and what an amazing lady she was. Sad to read of her passing. Donna

I know that God has a special place in Heaven for you Sister Margaret and here on Earth your light will continue to shine in the hearts of all those you have helped and through all of the good that you have done for us. You are truely an inspiration to me and to so many others who were blessed to have known you. Thank you so much for your dedication to making our world a better place.

I so enjoyed a brief visit with Sr.Margaret on Monday. Despite her illness, she was her usual gentle and charming self. She served as a member and president of the CVAA board, just one of the ways she pursued her dreams of a more just and equitable world. We were all lucky to have shared her time on earth.

I remember well Sister Margaret who lived across the street from us in Winooski. Always sweet and pleasant. To Doris and Raymond and your families my deepest sympathies. Sister Margaret certainly accomplished so much in her life for the good of all.

Lorraine Chicoine Durovich

Rest in Peace, Sister Margaret.
-- Linda McCaffrey
(Cathedral Grammar and High, Rice Memorial and Trinity College)

Margaret's passion for justice, her enthusiasm for her various ministries and her personality made her a joy to live, work and be with. May her spirit continue to inspire all and may she enjoy rest and peace. We are all better for having known you, dear sister. Nancy Audette, RSM