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Margie was born in Indianapolis on March 2, 1950 to Ruth and Gene Schnell. She graduated from Southport High School in 1968. She attended Indiana University and graduated with a business degree. She was a lifelong member of St John's UCC church, where she served many roles, including President and Treasurer. Margie was a proud Democrat and woman. She will be remembered for her easy smile, kind spirit and savvy business sense.
She is survived by her daughter Amanda (Mike) Potter, her granddaughters (Colleen and Lana), her sisters Luann (Art) Miner and Jean (Lynn-deceased) Wehner, brother Lee (Marji) Schnell and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Service will occur on Saturday, March 29th with calling starting at 1pm and service at 2pm at St John's United Church of Christ, 7031 South East Street Indianapolis IN 46227. Donations can be made to St John's or Indiana University.
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Julie McGathey Dishman
March 27, 2025
I remember Margie mostly from when I was a child visiting her and her family with my mom, Suzanne Dampier McGathey. The thing I remember most is her smile and her great sense of humor! Prayers for all her family and may she rest in peace. My deepest sympathies. Julie Marie McGathey Dishman.
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