To Margy’s family.  I was so sorry to hear about your Mom’s passing. I always enjoyed our conversations & fun over the many years. My sympathy to your family.  At least it must be a comfort that she is with your Dad. Thanks for letting me know, John.

Q: How did you meet Margaret?
            
            A: I met Margy when my daughter, Melissa,  got engaged to John.  Margy invited my husband and I to their house for dinner.  We hit it off perfectly.  She was a wonderful caring person  and I was so happy that my daughter had a wonderful and caring mother-in-law .  We have known Margy and Don for 25 years and they will truly be missed from our lives. .  

Mark, Gretchen,, Grace and I enjoyed visiting with you yearly at Thanksgiving. It was a pleasure to to to know you. You will be missed by so many who loved you.
With love to the Family-Mark, Fleda & Grace

I have many fond memories of growing up with the Gracyalny brood.  Don and Margy were like second parents to me.  I remember Margy asking our family to look after her mom when they were away.  Lots of trips to the A&W with her!!  I always was jealous of the Gracyalny kids because Margy always had store bought cookies for snacks and my mom always had home made cookies, which made the Gracyalny kids jealous of us!!  My fondest memory though, is when Don and Margy opened their home to me and allowed me to live with them while I was starting out in the grown up world.  I loved how she took care of everyone around her, and especially how she kept Don in line and insisted we eat meals at the table with the television off, even if there was a good game on.  I was saddened when Don passed.  I'm not as saddened by Margy's passing, because I know how much she missed Don this past year.  Jim, Terri, John Paul, and Jen...you are all in my prayers.  I think about you all often, and would love to get together sometime and relive old times and meet your families.  Jen has my contact info.  God bless all of you!

Margy and Don were the first to welcome us to Killarney.  They are fondly remembered.  Margy was ready to go whether playing MJ, Hanover for shoes, to an overnight for Downtown Abbey exhibit.  She loved life and people.  She is missed and loved.  Don and Kathy Schleef

Margy was more than my next door neighbor, she was my good friend.  She would light up when talking about the family and all the trips.  The Killarney Clan will raise our glasses to her and Don .  

Margy is with her husband and best friend, Don and will now rest in peace.

Too many great memories to single one out. But we could always count on Mrs. G to bring Mr. G back down to earth on all the great Fantasy Football drafts they hosted. lol… I can actually hear her now and it brings a smile to my face. There aren’t too many like Mrs. G, I’m very lucky, and better off, for having known her.  
- Jim L.

I have so many memories of Margy. From small girls to her being a bridesmaid in my wedding and beyond. The only “fight” I can ever remember was on Coleman’s Hill sledding. She said “I have red hair and I’m Irish!” That was it. We must have been 8 or 9 years old. 
We had so much fun playing Pinochle on Murphy’s front porch. Having a circus in her parents back yard. Oh the good old days. 
Then when we were all married and having kids, always getting together on the 4th of July at my sister’s house in Sayre. 
She and Don are together again and I am sure she could not be happier. 
Love you, Margy. 

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Margaret Lourdes Gracyalny

6 junio, 1939 – 13 octubre, 2022

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