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Margaret Marie (Neugent) McDougall
September 21, 1921 ~ July 20, 2017 (age 95) 95 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Jeri
on July 23, 2017 10:25 PM
Message from Jeri Boyd
July 23, 2017 10:24 PM
So sorry for your loss! Prayers for all! Loved Marie so much! Such a kind beautiful lady!
A candle was lit by Gretchen Franck (Moore) & Family
on July 22, 2017 8:31 PM
Message from Jim and Terri Neugent
July 21, 2017 10:47 PM
I have so many wonderful memories of Aunt Marie and Uncle Bob. Aunt Marie had a wonderful “Neugent sense of humor” and was always so pleasant. She and I used to
write letters to each other when I was a little boy. Her letters were sometimes hard to
read because she would start in the middle of the page and then spiral the sentences
round and round until she reached the edge. Or….I might get a letter written in “Pig Latin.” She and dad aways had so much fun teasing one another although Dad made
her cry a few times when they were kids…..like when she wanted to go to a party but
couldn’t go unless Dad went with her. They’d get part way to the party when he’d turn
around and announce he wasn’t going. She’d cry and then Dad would decide he would
go. I don’t know how many times he would do this but, to Aunt Marie, ONE time was
one too many. I have a picture of Aunt Marie and my dad sitting in a horse drawn buggy
that was probably taken in about 1923-24. I also have one of her and dad (and Buddy, I think) that was taken in a studio. Marie had her hand closed except for her pinky. She said she wanted to see if that would show up in the picture. And, of course, there
is the trip from Liberty Hill to someplace outside of Tulsa Oklahoma in a COVERED WAGON. I’ve heard stories from her and Dad about that trip and how Grandpa offered
to sell them to a black man along the way because they were misbehaving.
She and I still wrote to one another over the past few years. She had beautiful handwriting even in her 90’s.
Young folks today are missing out on some of the most wonderful and interesting stories by not listening to their parents and grandparents. Take a break and listen…..it’ll do you and your elders good.
I so very sorry I can’t make the funeral. I’d give anything to be there but...
Love,
Jimmy Dan and Terri
write letters to each other when I was a little boy. Her letters were sometimes hard to
read because she would start in the middle of the page and then spiral the sentences
round and round until she reached the edge. Or….I might get a letter written in “Pig Latin.” She and dad aways had so much fun teasing one another although Dad made
her cry a few times when they were kids…..like when she wanted to go to a party but
couldn’t go unless Dad went with her. They’d get part way to the party when he’d turn
around and announce he wasn’t going. She’d cry and then Dad would decide he would
go. I don’t know how many times he would do this but, to Aunt Marie, ONE time was
one too many. I have a picture of Aunt Marie and my dad sitting in a horse drawn buggy
that was probably taken in about 1923-24. I also have one of her and dad (and Buddy, I think) that was taken in a studio. Marie had her hand closed except for her pinky. She said she wanted to see if that would show up in the picture. And, of course, there
is the trip from Liberty Hill to someplace outside of Tulsa Oklahoma in a COVERED WAGON. I’ve heard stories from her and Dad about that trip and how Grandpa offered
to sell them to a black man along the way because they were misbehaving.
She and I still wrote to one another over the past few years. She had beautiful handwriting even in her 90’s.
Young folks today are missing out on some of the most wonderful and interesting stories by not listening to their parents and grandparents. Take a break and listen…..it’ll do you and your elders good.
I so very sorry I can’t make the funeral. I’d give anything to be there but...
Love,
Jimmy Dan and Terri
A candle was lit by Freda Cameron
on July 21, 2017 8:11 PM
So sorry about Marie leaving us.....she was such a sweet lady! I wish we could come to the funeral, but the entire family is in our thoughts and prayers. May God comfort you as only He can!
So sorry about Marie leaving us.....she was such a sweet lady! I wish we could come to the funeral, but the entire family is in our thoughts and prayers. May God comfort you as only He can!
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