Margie Jean Pritchett

We at Lario Oil & Gas Company will miss Margie and her energy! She was a wonderful woman and a very dedicated employee.

Mike O'Shaughnessy

Margie was a devoted member of the Matochshoning- Rebecca Cornell Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Her patriot, Enos Bacon, of Fairfield Township, Cumberland Co., NJ supported the revolutionary cause by paying ratables which went directly to aid the militia. Though she was born in Nebraska, and lived in Arkansas and Kansas, and never attended a chapter meeting in New Jersey, she will forever be remembered as a Jersey Girl to her New Jersey chapter members. We extend our deepest condolences to all her family members. With warm regards and gentle hugs to all -

Margie will be greatly missed! She brought such joy and enthusiasm and love of God thru her life. She inspired us with her great faith when she underwent stem cell treatment in Little Rock with her dear sister Phyllis by her side through out. When Marge's house flooded during this time, she had faith and didn't worry. When she returned home, her home got a beautiful remodel and her neighbors were there to befriend her. "All is good Carol. God is in charge".

Thinking of her brings back such fond memories as she treasured her family so very much. She and Lillian(Lynne) Shiveley, her aunt and Jim's Mother used to love to show her Appaloosa horses and go to shows and enjoyed the cowgirl/western life. Many times Marge would cook up or make ice cream in her backyard in Denver for Lynne & our family. She and Lynne would spend Easter or Christmas with us (our children Jill & Matt)in Littleton, CO. She got such joy out of the preparations and excitement! Another time I remember she and Lynne suggested we go horseback riding. I was all for it...and requested a gentle, slow horse. Marge and Lynne laughed their heads off when I got on "Applesauce" and she raced to the barn and under trees as I bounced along and yelled!

She loved her parents and siblings and the life they shared on the farm in Nebraska. Grandpa and Grandma Hahn were such a fun part of the family reunions. She LOVED when her family came to visit in Bella Vista!

Our shared sympathy to our family in losing her on this earth. We rejoice and celebrate she is with Jesus in her eternal home! Love and hugs, Carol Shiveley

Roger, Phyllis, Bob, and Marilyn. My deepest sympathy on your loss. I just spoke to Margie a couple of weeks ago and as usual she spoke of looking forward to being with Jesus. I know she now is with Him. She will be missed until we are all together in His presence.

Uncle Roger, dad and I were so sorry to hear this news. We all know she is at peace and in a wonderful place. Please accept our condolences and prayers.
Ted and Debbie

Some of my fondest memories take me back to the summers I spent on Uncle Fred and Aunt LaVonne's farm. Marg, Phyllis(Pat), and I shared a carefree and adventuresome time together. Although there was much work to be done, Uncle Fred asked very little in regards to "chores".

Margie was a warm and happy person her entire life, and will be missed by all who knew her and loved her.

Rest In Peace, Margie

Jim Shiveley