Thinking today of my wonderful Aunt.  She was always a joy at the family reunions with her smile, laughter, and very sharp wit! 

Additionally…her stories of the Arnold family history were so precious and memorable! 

A great Proverbs 31 woman! 

Aunt Margaret… hard to believe it has been a year already.  She was such a wonderful, kind person and made everyone laugh at our Arnold family reunions!  Prayers for all who are remembering her this week. 

Aunt Margaret was one of those people who lit up the room!  Her eyes were always so bright and full of life and her kind and caring way was shared with everyone she encountered.  I will always remember the brightness that she and Uncle Tony brought to my family's day when they stopped in El Paso as they were going through.  Our homesickness for family was quelled for a few hours as we visited and talked about familiar people.  My condolences to your family.  She will be definitely missed by all of us!

Aunt Margaret,  I will always remember your wonderful laugh and kind demeanor. Your visit here for the family reunion in Williamsburg, two years ago in VA was  memorable when we all  all spent  hours together working on  that beautiful puzzle only to realize one piece was missing. What a laugh we all had.   Yes, prayers for all in the family. What a beautiful , comforting thought to know Aunt Margaret is rejoicing with her Savior and other loved ones. 

Dear Arnold family,
It was with great sadness that I read of Mrs. Arnold's passing.  She was such a vibrant and active person, even into her 90's.  However, we all know that she has joined the other Morningside members who have preceded her to that glorious forever home with our Lord Jesus.  I know she is rejoicing with all of the Morningside family, but I also know you all will miss her very much.  You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sharon Cone Brandenburg

I was so sorry to hear of your loss and am thinking about all of you today as you honor the life of your wonderful mom.  She was such a kind, dear friend to so many other “Morningside  Moms”  and was always enjoyable to be around. 
She will be greatly missed. 
With love and prayers, 
Carol Bedingfield Stevens 

On Monday, 3/23/2020, God decided it was time for my Grandmama, Margaret Arnold, to be with Him forever. She is one of my heroes and is one of the most selfless, caring, loving, independent, best people I’ll ever know. To be able to call her my Grandmama is something I don’t take lightly and I’m honored to be able to do. If you ever had the chance to know her or be in her presence, then you know exactly what I’m talking about and you know that I’ll never be able to fully express how awesome she is. I hope I can live like she lived...love God, love family, enjoy yourself, share with others (cookies and jam were the bomb.com), travel, have an opinion, keep close friends, and take everything in stride. 
Grandmama, I know you’re already smiling and looking for the cooking trays in Heaven to show God how good those Amish cookies really are, so until I see you again, thank you for loving me, loving my family, and teaching me more than you know!  We love you and like I always said to you, “I’ll try..!”

I have known Mrs. Arnold since I was a child. She worked with my dad at Callaway Chemicals and was a very special lady at that time!  I reunited with her later at Morningside Baptist Church as an adult and she was still very special to me!  She was always so kind and gracious and meant a lot to my family!  
We will miss Mrs. Arnold!

Margaret was a sweet friend and always willing to visit Sunday School class members who were unable to come to church or those in hospital.  She 
liked doing things for others.  Her kindness will be remembered.

Columbus Hospice

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Margaret H. Arnold

September 5, 1923 – March 23, 2020

Striffler-Hamby Mortuary - Columbus

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