Margaret T. Tull

WARMINSTER -- Margaret T. (Geary) Tull, 86, loving wife and mother, departed this world to be with our Lord on Saturday, Nov. 17, 2007.
She was born April 9, 1921, in Philadelphia, a daughter of the late Frank Geary and Ann (Buckley) Geary. In December of 1944, Margaret "Marge" married George Washington Tull, and they shared a cherished 62 years of marriage. In December of 1994, Marge and George celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Williamsons Restaurant with family and friends. In December of 2004, family and friends were once again privileged to join both Marge and George in yet another milestone to celebrate there 60th wedding anniversary at Peddler's Village.
Margaret graduated from high school and attended night school at Temple University. Her education was ongoing she had a strong interest in the political events and enjoyed a good debate.
Margaret enjoyed several employment opportunities throughout the years with Centennial School District, Peddler's Village, Public Spirit Newspaper and Girard Bank.
She was a devoted Catholic and faithful founding member of St. John Bosco Church where she enjoyed participating in a weekly prayer group and fellowship with other members.
Margaret had a zest for life which added a special touch to the holidays and family gatherings. All who knew and loved her had a store of treasured memories. She enjoyed traveling with her husband and her daughters and sharing her adventures with everyone upon her return. Marge spent many hours enjoying a wide variety of literature. During her later years she enjoyed creating collages of pictures and photo albums of all she held dear to her heart.
In addition to her husband, Margaret is survived by three devoted children, Margaret Chmielewski (her late husband Louis Chmielewski), Thomas Tull and wife Jennifer, Florence Tull; seven grandchildren, Casey Chmielewski and wife Andrea, Cynthia Santiago and husband Simon, Joseph Tull, Jan-Michael Tull, Carlton Tull, Jacob Tull and Darren Tull; three great-grandchildren, Gabriel Santiago, Ethan Santiago and Nathan Chmielewski; a devoted niece, Ann McAllister (husband Wayne) and great-niece Beth and great-nephew Tim; and nieces, nephews, grandnieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her sister Marie Murphy and brother Frank (Bud) Geary.
Relatives and friends are invited to call from 8:45 to 9:45 a.m. Saturday at Campbell and Thomas Funeral Home, 905 Second Street Pike, Richboro, where a funeral mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. at St. John Bosco Church, County Line Rd., Warminster.
Interment will be in St. John Neuman Cemetery in Chalfont.