Margaret Dragan

She was born in Stony Beach on the family farm on July 9th, 1928 to her parents, Roderick and Hazel MacDonald.

She was predeceased by her loving husband of 66 years, Ernest George Dragan, her parents Roderick and Hazel MacDonald, four sisters, May (in infancy), Mary (Bob) Craig, Flora MacDonald, Mildred James, her favourite Aunt Mildred Russell and special family friend, Irene Hitchens.

She leaves to mourn her loss her five children, Nancy Dragan, George (Jean) Dragan, Susan (Barry) Reynard, Sally (Tim) Blenkin, Barbara (Don) Hitchens, ten grandchildren Derek Hitchens (Jessica), Daniel Hitchens (Renee), Devon Hitchens (Thy Thy), Nicole Dragan (Tyler), Michelle Bernier-Gravel (Billy), Leanne Dragan (Johnny), Shandra Harbottle (Colton), Chelsea Reynard, Megan Gemmell (Sean), Brianne Blenkin (Mitch), seven great-grandchildren, Westlyn and Emmett Gemmell, Bodhi Harbottle, Maxton Hitchens, Blake, Lillian and Nixon Bernier-Gravel and special friends Marlene and Chuck Gurney.

She is also survived by her brother Ed MacDonald and brother-in-law Bill Dragan (Cheryl) and their children Kathryn and Stefan.

Margaret was a devoted wife to husband Ernie and worked side by side with him in the drug store for over 40 years to build a successful business. She loved the community of Indian Head, their home on Grand Avenue and raising her 5 children there.

Although she was heartbroken after our Dad’s passing in October 2020 she bravely carried on and was a real trooper for her children. She filled her time with family visits, Christmas crafting, her famous scrapbooks, and trips to the Dollar Store.

She was a mother who loved us unconditionally and was always our biggest cheerleader. She always told us how much she loved us and how proud she was of all of us. Above all Mom was a devoted wife, loving Mother, Mother-in-law, Grandma and Great Grandma. Family meant everything to her. Mom was kind, quiet, compassionate and wise.

She will be greatly missed every day but has left her loved ones with many of the same qualities we so admired and respected in her. We will never forget that infectious giggle, her sense of humor and never wavering love for our Dad and her family.

We Love You Mom and are all very proud of you. You were our “Angel on Earth” and we know you will continue watching over us.

The celebration of life took place in Indian Head in St. Andrew’s United Church on Saturday, July 30th at 2 p.m. with Cliff Geiger officiating. The interment followed in the Indian Head Cemetery.

Donations may be made to the Salvation Army, 2240 13th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 3M7 (https://salvationarmy.ca)