Still remembering Auntie Margaret every day ❤️

Blessed that you had a chance to meet your great nephew before your passing.
God bless you auntie Margaret. Still think of you always xxx

A year on and you are still very much in our thoughts each day . 
Today is Remembrance Sunday and I think of you with fondness dear Auntie Margaret .
I hope you are having a ball “up there”!
God bless 
X

In memory of my mother and father, James Gray Paynter. They were a part of the "Greatest Generation". They taught my brothers and me to stay together and strong, put God first and help others.
Our family had our good times, laughs and trials. Mom's love always forgave as we moved on. Mom, with love I will miss you!

I first remember Aunty Margaret (in the late 50’s) when she came to visit her mother(my grandmother).Years later on another overseas trip ,she met my 3months old son(Ben)and laughed with joy as she held him her arms.Sadly meet ups were few,but we spoke on the phone and she was always interested to hear the latest family news .I will always love and keep her in my happy memory.Pamela

Fond memories many laughs much loved and never forgotten condolences to all the family all our love pat di and Paul xx



Many happy memories of your visits to the UK and your stays with me in Watergate  Cottage and in Veasy Park , Wembury.

Rest in peace now.

Helen x



My dear auntie Margaret, who I loved with all my heart . She was my fathers sister and the closest  person to my dad ,who died when I was 16 years old . She loved him dearly and I hope that they are now together again once more .
I went to visit her in Texas from the UK last February after many long years . She finally met my husband , John and her great nephew, Jack . We laughed , we cried and we enjoyed just being together as a family . I will treasure these memories forever and ever.  My boys loved her just as much as I do and always will .
God bless Auntie Margaret you are forever in our hearts  Kate, John and Jack xxxxx

My Mom was born in England and spent her teenage years during World War II.  She spoke often about the challenges she and her family faced during the War, particularly rationing and never having enough to eat.  She also spent time in a hospital during this period and lost one kidney.  In 1987, she lost her eldest son, who was a Viet Nam veteran.  She always taught us to be thankful for even the little pleasures of life, because "you never know when life's pleasures could be stripped away".  She will be sadly missed by her only grandson Robert and her Daughter In Law Margaret and sons Walter and Bill.  She was a brave and courageous lady and we will always remember her for that.

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5 octubre, 1923 – 14 noviembre, 2020

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