Condolence: So Sorry I misspelled rooting in my previous condolence message. Of course I meant rooting for the kids at the games, not routing as in transporting them around or managing them. I'm sure you understood what I meant Mary, but since we were in the same class in school and our class was renowned for its language skills (at least we thought so at the time) I thought it best to explain.
I wish you and the family peace and wonderful memories of Margaret, Decosta and of your beloved husband, children's father and grandparent, Lukie. They've left a precious legacy.

Condolence: My sincere sympathies on Margaret's passing. So sad that Mary doesn't have her routing for the grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Margaret worked with Carmen many years ago at the A&P and Mary and Lukie were our friends and kids' scout leaders, square dance friends and classmates. My father passed at 93, but we still wanted more time with him. Love to all from the Carmen and Marion Cox family.

Condolence: To the family,so sorry for your loss. Keeping you in my prayers.she was a great lady and a special neighbor to my grandchildren Jordan and JR Hopkns. She will missed by all that knew her.

Condolence: So sorryforyourloss. I always loved talking with Margaret at the Quik Shop and later at Oceanview. She was a very sharp minded lady! Will miss her smiling face! Rest in Peace

Condolence: Margaret, what can I say. Lubec has lost one of it's biggest sports fans. I remember you attending all basketball games. You were a staple in my life coming into my business daily with your good friend Juanita. You and Decosta are together once again. RIP my friend.