Margherita Grant

I'm so sorry to hear this news. I had the privilege of knowing Margherita through our time working together at Arcadia Publishing. She was so kind, dedicated, helpful, and always open to learning new things. She was a proud mother and grandmother, and loved sharing news about her children and grands. I know she enjoyed traveling to Myrtle Beach and watching the waves roll in. I know she'll be missed dearly, and my sincere sympathies to your family. -Leigh Scott

My name is Theresa, my family lived next door to her on 296 Coming Street. My deepest sympathy goes to the family. Margarita was also a Burke High School Graduate. A majorette in the band.
She was always smiling. Rest on my dear Sister. God Bless the Family.

My Deepest Condolences to the Family of My childhood Friend, Margherita, in her Transitioning. This picture was taken the last time we saw each other, Our 50th´ Class Reunion. I will always remember her being beautiful inside and out, while having a sweet cheerful personality. She will surely be missed.

To the Grant family our prayers are with. May God embrace you and give you the strength to carry on. The Gordon family, Tony, Nicole and Zion.