Margaret Healy Hodson

I remember Mrs. Hodson as a very kind and loving person. I was 12 when I first met Mr. and Mrs. Hodson, when I came here from Iran, but had known them before coming here as my uncle's in-laws. My parents and I always enjoyed her company - because of her lively and warm personality - and looked forward to the Thanksgivings and Christmases, when she would come to visit Aunt Diane and Uncle Sia. We wish her well as she embarks on her journey to higher realms. - Amir, Gity and Bijan Mahallati (Massachusetts)

I will always remember the wonderful parties we had with both Mom and Dad. She was one in a million she always made me laugh. I couldn't think of anyone else who should be Mom's best friend we will miss her...Arlene

As a close friend of the Cleary family I knew Margie well...the many parties and of course the infamous "GIRLY PUB TOUR"!!!! My condolences to the family, her many friends and of course Frances.

The Legendary Marge Hodson! In our family she was known as my mom's best friend and we called her the "Blond Bombshell". Visits with Marge and Neal meant a 24 hour party/laughathon. They don't make them like Marge anymore! Farewell and God Bless.

I was saddened to hear of Aunt Margies passing. She was a strong and loving woman who did so many things, lived in so many places. She was quite the decorator too, I remember her houses always decorated so beautifully.
I know how proud she was of each and everyone in her family and how she loved to brag about what everyone was up to.
though we will all miss h, we know she is in a good place with a lot of people waiting to say hello with Uncle Neal at the head f the line!
I won't be able to be with you physically next week but I will be there in spirit. Wishing you peace and comfort..

My sincerest condolences to all on the loss of your Mom, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend.

She was "Aunt Marge" to me, and she was still a teenage girl when she was my babysitter... Not much difference in age between the youngest of my aunts and uncles and the few of us at the older range of our generation... :-)

Sorry about the circumstances, but I hope to see you all on Monday.

Brian