Margie Mary, as we always called her, was one of 30 first cousins on her mother's side of the family (the O'Grady's who had twelve children).  Growing up, her mother Kay, and my mother Theresa, were sisters and the best of friends.  It was wonderful that they both had a daughter the same year. 



	Our family lived in Toronto and Margie Mary lived in Kingston but we visited the O'Grady's in Brockville each summer and Margie Mary often visited at the same time.  I have many great memories of the two of us drinking gallons of tea, doing our aunt's hair and make-up and discussing our plans to get an apartment together in Toronto when we grew up.  Kay told us that any time Toronto was mentioned, Margie Mary would say "that's where my Paula lives".



	Life got in the way of that apartment but I will always treasure those summer visits with her.   I know I speak for all of her cousins in saying how much she will be missed.   We know she will go straight to heaven to be with her grandparents, parents, brother, cousin, aunts and uncles.  Rest in Peace Margie Mary. 



	Love Paula Wilkinson (Brigden)

My sincere sympathy on your loss. I was secretary at St. Robert's School. Margie was a thoughtful kind gentle person.

Wishing you peace and comfort at this difficult time. With our sincere sympathy. Yvonne and Bruce Murray

A great loss to not only your family but to the hundreds of children Mrs.Weir guided along their path of education at St. Agnes. What a wonderful person, truly an honour to have known her. From our family to yours we send our condolences and thanks for sharing Mrs. Weir with us. Peace be with you soon!

Mrs.Weir will never be forgotten by the St.Agnes community and each and every one of her students. I couldn't imagine a more patient, loving and kind teacher. Wishing my deepest and most sincere condolences during this time.

We are so very sad to hear of the passing of Mrs. Weir. She was a remarkable teacher, who left such an impression with both my sons, Justin and Andre. They have fond memories of her. Her love for teaching, was like no other. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this time of sorrow. RIP Margaret, love Justin and Andre Zonni and Miriam Camastra.

I offer my sincere sympathy on the loss of your wonderful wife and mother. I had the pleasure of knowing Margaret as a fellow colleague, my son's teacher at St. Agnes and as my neighbour here in Thornhill. God bless you at this very difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Mrs Weir, a compassionate, humble and soft-spoken educator who taught a generation of little children to read and share. Her passing has left us with heavy hearts. Her smiling face as she greeted her little students will be a precious memory. We extend our condolences to her family and to everyone who held her dear. May God take loving care of her. She will forever be our beloved kindergarten teacher.

my condolences to the family. Margaret was an amazing teacher, both in and out of the classroom. I am fortunate to have worked with her at St. Agnes.

Tim Kingston made a donation to Pancreatic Cancer Canada

During this difficult time I would like to extend my most heartfelt sympathies. I knew Margaret at Regiopolois College.

The Lanctot/Eakin Family made a donation to Pancreatic Cancer Canada

Margaret was a wonderful person and teacher. She made a big positive impact on the lives of both of my children, and many other children. My condolences to her family.

Natalie made a donation to Pancreatic Cancer Canada

To The Weir family, Margie was so lovely. I truly looked up to her. She was the most patient and giving person I know. I enjoyed working with her. She will always hold a special place in my heart.

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Margaret Weir

Falleció en 21 SEPTIEMBRE, 2014

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