Margaret VANDERHAEGHE

Margaret taught me to dance, to sing, and to play. She was a wonderful friend and room-mate. Thank you, Margaret. My profound condolences to Guy and to Judy and Janet and their families.

thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in your time of loss. Carol & Grant Murray and Family ( Agnes Reynold's daughter)

Guy, the spirit of your wonderful Margaret will always be sharing a hearty laugh with you and her friends.

Dear Guy, You are in our heart and prayers. We are so sorry to hear you have lost your best friend and loving wife.

Bruce and Debra Carson

Dear Guy,
We are so sorry to hear the terrible news of your Margaret's passing. Please know that you are in our thoughts. Margaret was a splendid person.

As a former colleague in Sask. Health, I benefited from Margaret teaching others ill-suited to the bureaucracy the importance of principled discrimination and anti-authoritarian arbitrariness. Along with Guy, who shared her relishment of life's little and big absurdities, she inspired many to pursue artistic passions with discipline as well as love. Saskatchewan has lost a truly unique individual and artist.

Thinking of you.
Don & Char Wilson
(Carmody's parents)

Dear sweet Guy, I truly cannot believe that the firecracker who was your lifelong love is gone. Please accept my most sincere condolences...I am at a loss for more eloquent or comforting words. xoxo

I still remember my cousin "Muggy" in a high school play in Leader. She was hilarious! Even though we didn't keep in touch over the years, I remember her fondly.My condonlences to Guy and her sisters and families.

As a painter, Margaret's work was evocative, uncompromising and unique. She remained very much her own person during the 70's and 80's eclectic art scene in Saskatchewan when I knew her best. She was intelligent, warm and funny....a privilege to have known her.

I shall place a stone for you
among the willow leaves and rain.

Please accept our deepest condolences. The artistic community has lost a warm, lovely and talented person. She will surely be missed. Gary Young and Maureen Ellis (Kitchener, ON)

we will miss you Margaret as you showed good friendship....great conversation...you demonstrated the importance or your loving relationship with Guy that was a great model for all of us to aspire...you added much to any gathering that we were privileged to be included with you....abrazos Dane + Brian

Guy, please accept my condolences for the loss of your wife Margaret. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Maria Gonsalves, Humber College

I am so sorry to hear of Margaret's death. Although we were nodding acquaintances, not friends, she was always warm and friendly, and it seems to me, always laughing. My deepest condolences to her family and to Guy.
Sharon Butala (Calgary, Ab.)

So very sad to hear this news. I remember Margaret as a warm, funny and talented person. My deepest sympathy to Guy and the rest of her family.