She graduated from Santa Fe High School in Alta Loma in 1947, and the next year married Robert Melvin Westmoreland on May 25, 1948. After several moves to Hearne, Bay City, and Dayton Texas, they finally settled in Conroe in 1956 and immediately became involved in this small, but growing community where First Baptist Church, Conroe, became the center of family life. While dad managed the downtown variety store, mom became a homemaker and mother to two daughters, Holly and Melvalyn, and son, Bobby. Through the years mom and dad cared for and loved each other through good times and bad until dad’s death in 2017. They had been married almost 70 years. It’s a love story we won’t soon forget, because of the great example they set about love and commitment.
Margie is survived by her daughters, Holly York, (Al), Melvalyn Roberts, (Joe), and by her son, Robert M. Westmoreland Jr. (Lori).
Grandchildren are Lindsey Chance Glover, (Frank), Justin Roberts, (Wendy), Ryan Rutherford, (Faith), Hailey Miears, (Aaron), Scott York, Kari Raymond, (Shane), Kyle Westmoreland, and Bobby Westmoreland (deceased), his surviving wife Heather Westmoreland Hoffman and her husband Jonathan.
Great grandchildren include Ben and Brooke Chance, Cole, Jackson, and Ruby Roberts, Claire, Luke, and Audrey Miears, Emily Presswood, Cooper Jones, Giles and George Raymond, Max Westmoreland and Stella Hoffman.
Special thanks go to three dear friends, Jean Holder, Amelia Fonseca, and Betty Dozier for their calls, love, and visits. We want to thank the Devotion Hospice and Strake nurses for their care of our mother. Their love and devotion will always be remembered.
Viewing will take place at 1:00 pm on Friday, May 22, 2026, at Metcalf Funeral Home, with the funeral service immediately following at 2:00 pm. Interment will be on Saturday morning, May 23, 2026, in Alta Loma Texas at 11:00 am.
Those serving as pallbearers are Justin Roberts, Cole Roberts, Jackson Roberts, Ryan Rutherford, Aaron Miears, Kyle Westmoreland, Max Westmoreland, and Ben Chance. Honorary pallbearers are Herb Hepler, Joe Roberts, Al York, and posthumous, Bobby Westmoreland.
