Margaret Ann Wolfram, Midge, my coworker and friend.  We had so much fun during the years. I remember our night at Relay for life when you taught us to do the Hulu at 3 am.  Our adventure to Vermont to see the US home of the VonTrapps family and then the Vermont Teddy Bear factory. I still have the Ben and Jerry ice cream scoop because you said it would work so well. How many laughs did we have as I taught you the joys of bingo.  But the most important memories I have is helping you with time management, ok so I tired, it plagued you for you entire career. I can hear me telling you “Midge don’t make me fire you!”
Midge touched so many life’s in her role of a Pedi Nurse, loving every child she cared for.  Taking new nurses under her wing and sharing her joy of nursing. 
She loved Kyle with every breath, her son, her world.
She will be missed by everyone.


So sad to hear this. We worked together at Saint Joseph hospital in Tampa in the pediatric department for a long time. She was always kind and sweet.

Midge,

My heart breaks! My heart breaks because this world will miss your beautiful smile and you infectious joy and love for life. You were an amazing person and a major role in my life for over 10 years! 

 I love you and I know you’re with Gidge watching over Kyle and his family! 



Love you for ever Margaret Ann , there is just too much to write here about the relationship i grew with you, I'll never forget all the days going to visit you after school and us spending time together talking about anything and everything. You were such a beautiful person and I'm extremely glad you came into our lives when your brothers passed. Love you, love you, love you,  midge I'm blessed I was able to see you and speak with you one last time. I'll never ever forget you midge 

She shared so much about her life and I was so lucky to have heard a good chunk of it!! I still have an autobiography she gave me that her step father wrote by hand among many trinkets and relics from her life. Love you midge. You and George meant so much to our family . 

I met Midge about 13 years ago and immediately she became family. She made me laugh,  especially with her "Heello" and taught me many things that I will cherish. She was always there to help any way she could. She became a grandmother to my youngest son, Matthew and taught him many medical terms that I am sure he couldn't pronounce. 
Midge was fearless, generous,  selfless and forever curious about everything. I'll never forget our dinner outings, walks at Prarie Lakes, cooking and singing in the car together. Our family trip to Las Vegas was one to remember. I will miss listening to all her stories about the diffrent jobs she had, growing up with her two brothers, raising four step sons and later raising her beloved son, Kyle. I am forever grateful to have had you as my friend or as you always said "my best friend". Thank you will never suffice for a beautiful soul such as you. It was an honor to have you as part of my life. Midgie take comfort in the light and rest in peace, my darling friend, until we meet again, love you, miss you.

Angie

Midge will be greatly missed❤️  I especially remember Friday night sleepovers at her house with a bunch of giggly jr high girls.  We shared our love of swimming too with the Aquiana club     Much love and prayers for her family and friends.   Faith (Olson) Shreck

Midge Wolfram, Maine Township High School West Graduating Class of 1961. 
Mom, you were beautiful your whole life. Mind, body, and soul. You were brilliant, selfless, loving, generous, and so many more things that won’t even fit in the space I’m allowed to use. I will always love you, and I know I will see you wherever I look in this life, and again when my time is done. 
Thank you for absolutely everything. 

Aquiana, Senior Year 1961 
Mom is pictured front row, third from left.
Again, mom’s love of the water. 
I got it from her. 

Chemistry-Physics Club Senior Year 1961
Mom is pictured in front row, second from right. 

A Cappella Choir Senior Year 1961
Mom is pictured front row on the left. 
Mom loved to sing, had a beautiful voice, and she is the reason I have such a broad taste in music. Thank you for that, mom. 

Mom’s Senior Year.  Maine West Class of 1961. Tri-M
Mom is pictured middle row, on the right. 

Water Ballet 1961
Mom is front row, second from the left in white. 

Mom is pictured in center. 
(Please forgive the blemish in the photo right under mom’s nose. Sorry, mom.)

Junior Leaders 
Mom is third row from bottom, on the left. 

Stagecrafters Club. 1960
Mom is way in the back, white top close to the middle. Photo quality would not really translate a close up, so I will not include for this group. 

G. A. A. Executive Board 1960
Mom is pictured 3rd row, left. 

Mom’s Homeroom Class, Junior Year, 1960. The Inaugural Year of Maine West. Mom loved to reminisce on seeing Harrison Ford in the hallways. I’ll miss sharing your memories with you, mom. 
Mom is pictured front row, left. 

The William Bouska family is  deeply saddened by the 
loss of Midge my first cousin. We have shared many fond memories over the years and have managed to keep close
contact . Our sympathy to Kyle and family . We know she loved you all so much.  We will miss her as she will be missed by many friends also.  Love and sympathy 
Bill,Polly and Family

Mom’s Sophomore Homeroom Class. 1959
Front row, right side in white. 

Mom pictured in the center. 
(Along with the opinion of a classmate.)

Water Ballet, Sophomore Year, 1959. 
Mom absolutely loved the water, and dancing in all of its forms. 
Second row from the bottom, on the left. 

Freshman Year, 1958. 
Mom pictured in the center. 

Mom’s 1958 Freshman Homeroom. 
Mom is bottom row, 2nd from the left. 

Midge has been our next door neighbor and our dear friend for the past 13 years.  We loved her and considered her like family.  She was a very sweet and special lady.  We were honored and blessed to have shared in a part of her life.  She will be greatly missed.  

Eddie & Patty Westfall 

A visit from one of many of my friends that called her “mom” too. 

This was Midge’s reaction to the gift I gave her the day before my wedding day to her son, Kyle. The necklace read “thank you for raising the man of my dreams”. 

This was at the beginning of a long and fulfilling career in nursing for mom. She absolutely loved her job, and touched so many lives while doing it. 

Please know how much we loved Midge!   She was my closest cousin and she made a difference is so many lives!  Prayers for peace to all who loved her.  Our deepest sympathy to Kyle and his family.  

Midge was a joy to visit at our high school reunions.   She always was upbeat with a smile on her face.   Midge will live on in my memories of her from Junior High, High School and High School reunions.

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Margaret "Midge" Ann Wolfram

8 mars 1943 – 8 avril 2023

Oehler Funeral Home

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