Margie Knight

Gina, Sandra, Lil Alma & Floyd,

My heart goes out to you all. Aunt Margie was one in a million. She had a way of making everyone feel special, but she was truly the SPECIAL ONE. I'll always cherish the memories of listening to Aunt Margie's stories. She had a wonderful way with words and I can't remember ever seeing her without a smile. She was loved by everyone who knew her and will be missed. Love you ALL

Gina and Pete sending my deepest sympathy for the lost of your love one...love yall!!!Debbie

Barack, Blake, Sandgria & Thomasine Banks

To Regina,
Longtime old friend and classmate. Although we haven't seen each other in years, I think of the good times that we had in Jr. high school. I remember those days on 24th street when I would walk from Mosby Court to your house on 24th street . You taught me how to make flowers for Mother's Day, and we sold those flowers to get our mothers a Mothers Day gift. Your mother was one of the sweetest people that I've ever met. I will always remember her soft voice and her sweet smile. I would like to extend my deepest sympathy in her passing. If ever you need to talk, maybe we won't make flowers but just sit and reminisce about the good ole days. Take care and remember I'm there for you.
A FRIEND FOREVER!!!!!
Mildred (Douglas) Smith-Roane

To Regina and Howard Shaw and all of the Knight family, Patricia and I would like to extend our deepest and sincere condolences in regard to the passing of your mother. During the time we knew Mrs. Knight, she was one of the kindest, sweetest, and sincere person one would ever want to meet or know. She was just a joy to be around and to talk to about any subject. Truly, Mrs. Margie Mae Ransome Knight will be missed.

Ronald Shaw & Patricia Waddell

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.