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pam orourke posted a condolence
Sunday, February 9, 2020
Margaret was the always smiling tablemate of Dorothy O'Rourke at Winston.
We enjoyed talking with her. She always had entertaining stories, quips and jokes.
Margaret was up beat even though some days she was "down" and she shared her positive attitude.
We enjoyed her written works that she shared with us. She was thoughtful always thinking of others.
Even when her eyesight was not the best, she still sent birthday card greetings to Dorothy.
Our whole family will miss Margaret and happy she was part of our visits.
May her cheerful attitude and positive outlook remain in her family.
Blessings,
Dorothy O'Rourke,
Pam and the whole O'Rourke family.
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Arnold and Marjorie Bethune posted a condolence
Saturday, February 8, 2020
Margaret was an outstanding leader in the service of the church. Her leadership reflected all the gifts of the Holy Spirit, peace, love, joy, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, self-control and gentleness. She was genuinely humble. While she was awarded two honorary degrees, we never recall an occasion when she expected to be addressed as Dr. Taylor. As a member of the wider church family, we share your loss and pray you will experience the support and companionship of the Friend who Jesus sent to journey with you.
With our love,
Arnold and Marjorie Bethune
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Heather van de Merwe posted a condolence
Saturday, February 8, 2020
My thoughts and prayers are with you as you morn the loss of your dear mother, grandmother and great grandmother. Margaret was a dear friend of my late parents, Pat and Graham Jackson. I know they enjoyed her warm hospitality, cheery notes and many kindnesses. May God shepherd you in the days ahead.
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Trudy smittlqpp posted a condolence
Friday, February 7, 2020
Our family met Margaret and Denton and their family in 1966 at St. Columba Presb. Church in Belleville. We became close friends I remember the welcoming posters when visiting the laughter , the good times at WMS meetings. When we moved to Guelph we were able to renew our friendship . Being part of the wonderful “ Grand Ladies group “ I will miss our happy visits our good conversations of our families and our faith . You were a very special friend and real “grand Lady”.
My God give you all peace and keep the memories alive of an amazing mother ,grandmother, great grandmother and friend.
Peter Fulcher donated to GALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Friday, February 7, 2020
Sincere sympathy to the family upon the loss of Margaret
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Donna and Peter Fulcher posted a condolence
Friday, February 7, 2020
Our sincere sympathy upon the loss of Margaret. Such a wonderful lady and inspiration. She was always so kind to us and our family at Gale Presbyterian Church. Always a warm and welcoming smile.
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Rob Parker donated to GALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thursday, February 6, 2020
In memory of Margaret Taylor.
Mildred and Rob Parker
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Lorne Blatchford posted a condolence
Thursday, February 6, 2020
Long ago in the early 1960s at St. Columba Belleville and over so many years, Margaret Taylor was the most kind, compassionate, understanding and giving "second mom" to so many "Sunday School" students,same as to Denton and her children, Ken, Sherrill, Marylu and to whomever else was in her life.
These attributes flowed caringly and lovingly to all within our St. Columba friendly family church, and beyond, to all who shared her commitment to the larger community, the Presbyterian Church in Canada, Ewart College and so many other organizations.
Margaret Taylor's lessons were so humbly given and graciously received because her understanding of faith, and devotion to God the Father and our Lord Jesus Christ was genuine,unparalleled and paramount, and she wanted others to learn and acknowledge a likewise commitment.
"Dr. Margaret Taylor", "Second Mom" and her lessons were justly earned, awarded and will long be remembered, lovingly and joyfully.
Warmest of thoughts about your mom, and condolences to Ken, Sherrill and Marylu, and families.
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Cathy and Bob Gee posted a condolence
Thursday, February 6, 2020
Our deepest sympathy in the loss of a wonderful lady and friend Margaret. She always had a big smile and kind word for you. Happy to have seen her at church just before Christmas. United with Denton again ...she is dearly missed.
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BV Holliday posted a condolence
Thursday, February 6, 2020
So many wonderful memories of Aunt Margie and Uncle Denton too....our families gathering together for cottage times (Halls Lake and Bruce Beach), Kampus Kaper weekends (Belleville), good food, and so many church events. The annual Taylor Christmas photos...letters and notes of encouragement with thoughtful enclosures...the many writing projects, her often frank opinions shared with her generous laughter. I give thanks to God for her many gifts shared, her friendship and love, throughout my entire lifetime. Love and prayers to Marylu, Sherrill, Ken and their families. Bonnie (Stinson) Holliday
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Keith McKee donated to KNOX COLLEGE
Thursday, February 6, 2020
Denton and Margaret were my parents' dear neighbours. Our sincere sympathy. Jan & Keith McKee
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Vicky and Les Hammell posted a condolence
Thursday, February 6, 2020
My first memories of Margaret and Denton was at Camp Kintail with Gale Church. They made our family feel welcome from the very start. Our condolences to the entire family. Margaret will be missed by many for her graciousness.
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Bruce MacIntyre donated to GALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
Such a wonderful and beautiful lady to call our dear friend. We will always love you Margaret.
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Rosemary Stinson Woods posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
Our family and the Taylor's have been friends for almost 70 years beginning thru Knox Presbyterian in Burlington. Despite many moves by both families the love and connections have remained nurtured by Aunt Margie and Uncle Denton. I cherish the memories of times spent in Burlington and Belleville and especially Bruce Beach. So much love mixed with a lot of fun. Aunt Margie will be missed by so many. Our thoughts are with the family at this sad time.
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John & Stella Ruza posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
Dear Family and Fiends:
With tears in my eyes and a heavy heart I am writing this note to you. Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of your beloved mother and precious friend.
With fondness, I remember, Mrs. Taylor weekly waking by my desk on her way to the Hair Salon at Parkwood Mennonite Home. Mrs. Taylor would stop and wished me well for the day and we would exchange a few sweet happenings. I felt sad when she decided to move to Winston Park; I missed her shining presence, kind disposition and friendly smile. I visited her a few times and she always welcomed me.
Dear Family, we have you in our prayers during this time of bereavement. With much love and God’s blessings on you, John and Stella Ruza, Parkwood Mennonite Home
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Wednesday, February 5, 2020
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