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Margery Malseed Obituary
Margie graduated from Roosevelt High School and Highline Community College in Seattle. She worked in the office of the Insurance Commissioner and retired after 30 years of service. Her passion was dogs and dog training. She participated in Obedience, Agility, Schutzhund, Tracking, Herding, and Flyball, with her Pembroke Welsh Corgis and her Belgian Sheepdog. She put many advanced titles on her dogs and was always a willing worker at dog events. Her smiling face and positive attitude will be missed, but will live on in her wonderful Corgis who will continue earning titles in her memory.
Please join us for a Celebration of Life for Margie at Fido's Farm at 7:00 p.m. on June 27, 2008. Friends and their dogs are welcome. For details and directions to Fido's Farm and to leave memorials and condolences visit:
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Memories and Condolences
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Lloyde Newman
July 15, 2008
I am very saddened to read of Margery's passing. She was so helpful to me with my first rescue corgi Munchie, and with many other corgi questions throughout the years. Margery was a person you just wanted to hug, and always felt blessed to know. My prayers are with Margery's family. Please know Margery made a very positive impact on our family, both 2 and 4 footed.
Jen W
June 20, 2008
Margie was a really nice neighbor. I met her when I moved into the neighborhood in 2002. We often stopped to chat, and I loved to pet her dogs. I will never forget the cake she made us (she brought it over right out of the oven!) after my boyfriend blew the leaves off of her driveway the next fall. We will miss her. My deepest sympathy to her family and friends.
Shellie Savage
June 19, 2008
I met Margie nine years ago when I became her supervisor. Margie had the biggest heart of anyone I know, always eager to please. I considered her a good friend as well as an awesome coworker. My condolenses to her friends and family. She is in our hearts and prayers here at the OIC!
Victoria Garcia
June 19, 2008
I first met Margie in Nov of 2004 when I came to work at the Insurance Commissioner's Office. And that first day she was assigned to train me on phones. I was so nervious, but she made me feel so welcomed. I'll never forget her smile espeacialy when she spoke about her dogs. I will keep Margie and her Family in prayers. God Bless.
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