My heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends of Margott.  I worked with Margott at Rhone-Poulenc and Bayer CropScience for many years.  Her greatest love was her children and grandchildren.  To the family, I pray each of you find peace,hope and strength through the love Margott shared, the lessons she taught, and the examples she set. I will remember with you, the life of someone dear.

To Margott's Family and Friends,

I had the honor to work with Margott at Bayer for 4 years.  She actually trained me to transition into Procurement before her retirement!  She had a strong commitment to her job, family and friends.  She wanted to make sure that everyone was taken care of and that I could handle everything after her departure!!  (I could never fill her shoes, but she left me so many helpful hints and names). She certainly knew her job and how to take care of her co-worker's and supplier needs.  She was truly a joy to be around and very knowledgable!  She use to show me such wonderful pictures of all her Children and Grand-Children!!!  She will certainly be missed by many - and now she is being well taken care of.  Heaven certainly got a special Angel!!

I have worked with Margott since the Rhone-Poulenc days.  She was a tough cookie who reminded me of my own mother.  Everytime I visited her office she always had lots of pictures and stories to tell about her family.  She will be missed.

I am so sorry for you loss.  You will be in my thoughts and prayers.  I worked with Margott until she retired.  In fact, right up to the last minute.  She was so worried about leaving me in a bad situation.  She pulled of a small miracle as she was heading towards retirement.  She would always watch out for me.  Almost like a guardian angel  That just shows you what type of person she was....very caring.  She was a wonderful woman.  I missed her before....now I really miss her.

I worked with Margott for several years at Bayer CropScience. She was my counter part in NC as I reside in Kansas City, MO. I always enjoyed talking and working with her.  You will be missed my friend.

I worked with Margott for many years and always enjoyed her stories and laughter about the family.  She was so proud of each of her children and each grandchild was a twinkling star. The memories of your loved one should always keep you smiling. God bless.

I am deeply sorry for your loss.    Margott will be truly missed, for she was a wonderful person.  I enjoyed her many stories and photos of your family vacations.  She loved each of you and she was indeed a proud Mother and Grandmother. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Margott was spirited, vivacious, intelligent, humorous and very proud of her family.  Fond memories fill my heart of the great times we had together dancing and partying at Carolina Preserve!
What a wonderful family and support system Margott had through her illness!

I'm so sorry for your loss.  I had worked with Margott for years at Bayer and enjoyed the photos she'd bring in from her vacations with family.  She loved her family so much. The vacation photos showed that  everyone was truly enjoying it when they dressed in funny outfits - a different theme each year.
She was very proud of them and very much enjoyed the grandchildren. The memorial service was beautiful and all of her family did a wonderful job helping to make it special.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Fair family.  It was a blessing to see the many photos, and witness the love and memories that will be her legacy.

My deepest sympathy, I hope that you find comfort in knowing Margo has touched the lives and hearts in many, she is in our fondest remembrances.

I had the pleasure of working with Margott for many years at Rhone-Poulenc Ag Company (and then Bayer CropScience).  She was always so helpful, knowledgeable, dedicated and truly wore her heart on her sleeve.    I felt like I knew each of you (her family).  With the addition of each grandchild came a larger glow in her eyes that told the rest of the story...  she loved each of you dearly and that is what I will remember the most!  My deepest and most sincere condolences on your loss.

We had the pleasure of being friends and neighbors. She was our smiling CP Connections deliverer. Your dear mother will be missed.

Pat & John Morton

Margott was such a great character to work with at Bayer.  We always knew we were in good hands when she was "on the job" and looking out for us.  We never had to follow up with her, as the work was as good as handled, with Margott managing it.  She is in good hands herself, now.

We met Margott in bridge class.  Your mother was always cheerful and full of laughter.  Her sweet smile and fun loving stories will be sorely missed.  Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

My heartfelt condolence goes out to your family. The loss of a dear loved one may be hard to bear. May the God of all comfort grant you the peace that excels all thought as you fondly remember your dear loved one.  Phill. 4:6,7

Dee, Sarah, Witt and I have many fond memories of Margo.  We saw her at holidays, Thanksgiving at Nags Head and Christmas with Kelly and Jason.  I know you will all miss her,especially her grandson Connor.  Just remember all of the great times you had with Margo when you had to dress up.  Those pictures are great.  Our condolences to the Fair  and Lee families.)

I'm also one of Margott's new friends from Carolina Preserve.  She became a dear friend & I'll miss her at our “table of eight” when we gather for parties at Bradford Hall.  I never saw Margott without a smile on her face & I just loved her wonderful sense of humor.  My best memory is my first Easter at CP when she invited me to join her & family for dinner.   She loved her family so much & it was a joy to see them together.  She's going to be missed by so many.

Annette Paden

I see from the pictures that Margott had a wonderful family and a very fulfilling life. Our family at Carolina Preserve and the Still Paying Into Social Security Club will miss her dearly. She was always very upbeat and lifted the spirits of those around her. We are all sorry for your loss but know that God has added a true angel.

Aunt Margott was an awesome person! I am so very sorry for your loss, she will be deeply missed. You are all in my prayers and thoughts.

I met your mother during the first days of Bayer CropScience back in 2002. She was my right hand during that transition period and was so helpful to me in moving to RTP and getting settled in to my new position and my new home. She was also so much comfort to me when I lost my husband in 2006. Your Mom was a very special person with a heart of gold.  I felt like I knew each of you – she was so devoted to you all. I remember her planning your trips to the Outerbanks, your visits to her home, her visits to your homes.  You were her universe and she adored you.  My deepest condolences  to all of you on her passing.

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

I am so sorry for your loss...beautiful pictures of a beautiful family.  You can just see all the love that you all held for each other and the love that your Mom held for both her children and grand children.  You are so lucky to have had her in your lives.  Our hearts are with you and your family during this time.

We are so sad to hear of Margott's passing.  We were in-laws and Aunt and Uncle to Jason, Christopher, and Melissa.  It was always a treat to see Margott at the weddings of our nephews and niece.  She had a wonderful laugh and a good heart.  When Bob had a heart attack, Margott called and offered to take our youngest son for the summer.  She was not even with Regis at that time.  She was caring and we will never forget her kindness.  We know that she will be missed.  Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.  Love, Bob and Jean Fair

I am a resident of Carolina Preserve.  I met Margott when she attended my bridge class.  She loved playing bridge and was so enthusiastic.  When the class was over, she orchestrated a generous collection to thank me by buying me all the things she knew I liked -- food, wine, and gift certificates to my hair and nail salons.  She also volunteered to handle the food at a large bridge function and did an amazing job.  Margott was so special  -- so sweet, thoughtful, genuine, and a wonderful person.  Everyone loved Margott.  I will really miss her!

I am a resident of Carolina Preserve.  I met Margott when she came to my bridge class.  She was the sweetest person and loved the game of bridge.  When the class was over, she orchestrated a collection to buy me the most thoughtful, generous gifts (the wine and food I like) as well as certificates to my favorite hair and nail salon.  She also volunteered to handle the food for a large function and did an amazing job!  I will miss her and so will all our neighbors.  Everyone loved Margott.

I am very fortunate to have become a good friend of Margott's around four years ago when we met.  I really cared about her and will miss her terribly.  She was adorable, full of fun, easy to talk to and laugh with, very interesting, a  good cook and had great personal taste.  She was my bridge partner for over two years and was a very gutsy player.  She was blessed to have three incredible children who meant the world to her.  She would always share stories of them and her beautiful grandchildren.  She told interesting  stories of the many great family vacations, including the themes and creative costumes.  What fun everyone had!  I am very blessed to have gotten to know Margott and the children and to have had the opportunity to spend time with her during her last weeks at home.  Thank you, Margott, for being a part of my life.  I will never forget you.  Rest in peace, dear friend.

I am a resident of Carolina Preserve, I knew your mother . We met in a bridge class and then played together in a small group om Monday nights.  Margott was always fun, positive, warm and friendly. We also live very close and have the same model home. When I'd stop to deliver magazines(we were both on the delivery committee) it was always for a long chat. I loved her taste and artistic ability.  She'd always show me what project she was working on around the house. She loved her family  and the extended vacations for holidays and at the beach. She was proud of her children and grandchildren and cherished the times together.A very special person who always made me laugh.I will miss her.

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Margott Vivian Schmearer Fair

12 mai 1939 – 22 décembre 2012

Brown-Wynne Funeral Home

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