Judy, my heartfelt condolences to you and your family. I loved your mom in my younger years and older years. She was always so sweet feeding us and spending time with us when we were teenagers. Then I have had the nicest of visits at the store over the past 10 years. We always reminisced. She sure loved you and her grand babies, and she was always happy to go home and make some dinner for you all. I know grieving is a process and a journey, but I am here for you friend if you need to talk, cry or just need a hug. May God comfort and bless you and your family. Love ya Carol 

Since I first came to work at the Pueblo Horizons FCU, Margaret was always a bright face and quite the spit fire! Wonderful wife, mother, grandmother.  I'm very blessed to have known her for the past 40+ years.
My thoughts, prayers and heart felt  sympathy goes to all her family. 
Sincerely-Barb


So very sorry for your loss.  I had the privilege and pleasure of working with Margaret at CMHIP/State Hospital for many years.   She also knew my parents Chuck and Juanita Haines who also had a career at the State Hospital.  

Once again so sorry for your loss.  Blessings, prayer and love.

God Bless. 

Marge was kind of my step Grandma I guess you could say, yet came into my life early enough I usually leave out the step part. I never minded being around her when I was a kid getting to know her when she came into my life because she was always nice and caring but didn't beat around the bush about anything or sugar coat it either, she told you how it was and you could take it or leave it which really gained my respect. She was tough, stubborn, hard working, the glue that held the family together and maintained it's working order, and last but not least was always on the move! I am now 36 and from the day I met her until she left to a better place, I could easily say she would probably be able to outdo me any time any day, and still kept going while I took a break on my bed, and that's saying something! Especially for her age which was definitely just a number for sure when it came to her. I thought she was easily gonna be running kids around, taking care of business while running errands and making all the fixings for the big holiday dinners till she was 115 the way she kept busy and never let anyone or anything get her down. Her family, especially her granddaughter Brittany, and her great granddaughters Jynessa and Nevaeh really look up to her, who were the center of her world and I am sure will miss her deeply. I'm sorry I wasn' always around lately and missed a lot in the last few years, but it wasn' because of anything you did wrong and was just because that side of my family and myself weren' quite the family we should have been, and life got busy with kids and a family of my own. Thanks for  all of ur inspiring feats that prove anything is possible, the love you showed to all while always being selfless and an honest dedicated attitude and drive that only the good Lord could stop, which is most rare in the world today! Now it's your turn to sit back and relax. You will surely be missed, but never forgotten. 

Always, 
Your pain in the rear step grandson Chad!

My aunt Marge was one of a kind.  Literally, she was my one and only aunt, but she was also a one of a kind person.  She was never one to worry about fads, trends or taboos.  She marched to her own drummer.  That's one of the things that I loved most about her.  

Growing up I thought every kid's aunt was part drill sergeant, part comedian, and part teddy bear like mine.  The one thing that I absolutely knew for sure was that she loved me and would do anything she could to make me happy.

Marge was strong, stubborn, honest and hard-working.  She loved her work, her home, and her family and friends.  She could have a sharp tongue, a keen wit, and a powerful sense of justice, but more than anything she she had a huge heart and lots of love to share.

I will truly miss Aunt Marge.  I loved her.  I enjoyed her.  I respected her.  But, most of all, I feel blessed that she was my aunt.

With lots of love,
Jodie

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Survived by her daughter Judy (Jerry) Beeman;
grandchildren Brittany Hopkins, Kendra (Brandon) Mueller; 
great grandchildren Jynessa and Nevaeh Hopkins, Zach and Xander Mueller, sister Ellen (Jim) Davalt 
sister-in-law Joan Hopkins.
And numerous nieces, nephews, and other family.

She is preceded by her husband Fred Hopkins,
and parents James and Grace Moore.

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Margaret A. Hopkins

22 August, 1934 – 30 January, 2019

Imperial Memorial Gardens Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery

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