Birth date: Jul 12, 1921 Death date: Jul 27, 2009
Marjorie L. McMahon, 88, of Clinton, Iowa died Monday, July 27, 2009 at Mercy North. Services will be 11am Thursday, July 30, 2009 at the Clinton Chapel Snell-Zornig Funeral Home & Crematory. Visitation will be held from 4 to 7pm Read Obituary
i'm very sorry for your loss. She was a very sweet lady.
Aunt Marge,
You will be greatly missed. You were my model, mentor, inspiration and so much more. You taught me what â??tough loveâ?? meant. You worked hard all your life, and took care of those around you.
A quote by Claire Rayner
â??This too will pass.â??
I was taught these words by my grandmother (for me, a couple women in our family) as a phrase that is to be used at ALL times in your life. When things are spectacularly dreadful; when things are absolutely appalling; when everything is superb and wonderful and marvelous and happyâ?¦. Say these four words to yourself. They will give you a sense of perspective and help you to make the most of what is good and be stoical about what is bad.
You are now with my Mom drinking a cup of coffee or sharing a beer. You are the newest Guardian Angel. Love always and foreverâ?¦.Mariann
Aunt Margie,
You were my angel sent from above. You have touched so many lives. I am so blessed to have had you in my life. You always did so much for everyone. I will never forget when I was younger and we were on one of our missions to find every gumball machine in town, I told you that when you went to heaven I was going with you. You told me I couldn't because I wouldn't be ready. I didn't understand why but I knew you were always right. This is your time to enjoy life up there in heaven and when "Im ready", I will be there right by your side as you have been by mine.
You will forever be in my heart and thoughts.
I love and miss you deeply.
Love, Stacy.
we loved her and when you need someone to talk to she was there for everyone she will be missed so much
My dearest Aunt Marge, as I called her. My memories of her are as an Icon of strength, unselfishness, undying love for all those around her,and a generosity that could not be beat. She had a face of astonding beauty that would light up a room when she walked in. She became more beautiful as she aged. She was very dear to my family, so dear that my mom and dad named my older sister Marjorie after her. I guess that would say alot for the magnitude of respect we carried for her in our hearts. To all of you that knew and were able to spend time with Marge, be ever so greatful that you had the opportunity to become a part of her life. Individuals of that magnitude come along once in a a persons life. I was happy to know her. She earned the golden wings she flew to heaven with and God will see after her now. May God bless those who were the closest to her and help you through this difficult time . There are angels all around you now to comfort you. Marge is playing cards with her sister Valeria, George,Anna, and my dad Robert and I'll just bet they are drinking a coors light. Yes, that was my first beer ever and guess who served it to me??????????? Rest in peace my dearest Aunt Marge. You will be sadly missed.
Diana.........
AUNT MARGIE HAS ALWAYS BEEN A VIVD MEMORY IN MY CHILDHOOD. SHE ALWAYS HAD SOMETHING TO SAY TO ME & DANG IT, IT WAS GONNA BE EXACTLY HOW SHE FELT WHETHER I WANTED TO HEAR IT OR NOT. WHEN SHE OWNED THE TAVERN BOBBI JO & I ALWAYS CUT THROUGH THE REAR DOOR TO HEAD TO THE POOL. AUNT MARGE ALWAYS HAD MONEY FOR US SO WE COULD GET THINGS WHILE SWIMMING & A SODA ALONG WITH SOME CANDY. WHEN I WAS GOING THROUGH NURSING SHE TOLD ME, "TRISH, YOU COULD TEACH THAT SOCIOLOGY CLASS. LOOK AT ALL THE THINGS YOU HAVE BEEN THROUGH." I KNOW SHE WISHED SHE HAD NEVER SOLD THE BAR. AUNT MARGE, I LOVE YOU & MISS YOU ALREADY. I GOT USED TO COMING TO YOU TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE FAMILY. NOW YOU ARE IN HEAVEN WITH SOO MANY FAMILY MEMEBRS THAT HAVE BEEN PATIENTLY WAITING TO WELCOME YOU WITH OPEN ARMS. R.I.P. & I WILL SEE YOU AGAIN SOMEDAY.
It was great seeing you, Bob and the twins on July 20 for lunch. You were a great insperation for many people. It was great working for you and knowing you. Marge took care of a great number of her loved ones, now it is her time to be take care of by the Lord.
Love and miss you
Dearest Margie,
It was great seeing you, Bob and the twins on July 20 for lunch. You were a great insperation for many people. It was wonderful working for you and knowing you. You so generously took care of a great number of your loved ones, now it is your time to be take care of by the Lord. Our love to you always.
Love and miss you.
Jim & Tina
