Margaret Frances Littlewood

Margaret was certainly a "one of a kind" lady. Our fondest memory of her was when our family visited her in 1997 during our cross-Canada trip. She hosted us to an unforgettable day at the Edmonton Mall and then took us all out to dinner. What a kind and generous woman with personality to spare! She will be missed.

Marg was a dear friend to my Aunt Margaret and, after my aunt's passing, Marg was adopted by our family and became a fixture at my Mother's dinner table for special holidays, birthdays and gatherings. She had a wonderful laugh and always enjoyed getting together with the motley crew of cousins and orphans we often hosted, always making you feel like you were the most important person in the room. In her later years, she was content and lived out her life with faith, dignity and compassion. We will miss you Marg. I'm glad to have known you.

I had the pleasure of visiting with Margaret many times out at Mom and Dad's (Kent & Joan Clark) over the years, mostly at family functions. She was always very cheerful and interested in what everyone was up to, she will be remembered as part of the family. Maybe Mom can find a photo of Margaret, Florence and Bessy!

Margaret was a very interesting lady. I always enjoyed her stories. My mom, Dell, was her cousin and Margaret would visit every summer before heading to Orillia to spend time with her friend Georgie. As kids, we would visit Aunt Phoebe and Uncle Stan. I last saw Margaret a few years ago and my sister and I had dinner with her at Canterbury Court. We kept in touch by letters and I am going to miss her.
Margaret, you were a remarkable lady!