Nell Margolis Borgeson

Dear Gregg, Such sad news of Nell's passing. She was always an inspiration to her neighbors on Pinckney Street. I would see her mainly walking Indiana or Daschiel; lucky dogs they were! My condolences to you and all your children. Nell will be missed by many! Jane Kuchefski

We share our heartfelt condolences at the passing of Nell. My wife Pamela, now deceased, and I held a warm fondness for Nell and her family since becoming active members at King´s Chapel. Church school, advent crafts and Christmas pageants all hold great memories. We will miss Nell but always hold her in our hearts.

Michael Bergeron

My deepest condolences for your loss. I got to know Nell and Gregg well as their trivia host at The Friendly Toast in Cambridge, MA for many years up until the pandemic- they played together almost every week!
Nell and I bonded over us both being Baltimore natives, and she always had a great film or TV recommendation for me. I am so grateful to have been able to get to know her and spend time with her every week, and will miss her sincerely.

My deepest condolences. Nell was an unassuming tour-de-force of kindness and light. GPS will serve as a reminder of her brilliance and creativity. I'm so glad I had the opportunity to meet you both through trivia and then be a part of her new life as a theatre maven. I will contribute to Lyric Stage (a fabulous theatre company) and will continue my own work with immigrant and refugee communities in her honor and spirit. Peace and love from California.

I'm so sorry for your loss. Nell lived a rich wonderful life on her own terms, an amazingly strong and sophisticated woman. Best to all, Steve