I have many great memories of Don and Margie. Many good meals at their home , restaurant at our place. Business trips together. Margie was a great friend to me and Cheryl. I’ve missed stopping by to see them and am sorry to hear of passing. Condolences to her family and friends.

Q: What 3 words best describe Mary Margaret and why?

A: One classy lady

To the Cornell and the Sampson Family we extend our deepest condolences.

She always welcomed me in her home.

Margie and Don were such kind folks who made me feel special.

When they learned I was Roy Sampson's girlfriend, they were so excited.

They both told Roy , not to worry we will be attending your wedding. True to their word, were there with bells on.

Don was his coach and he adored him so much .

Roy spent many hours playing hockey.

He even gave Don a hockey stick when they had a Fundraiser and Silent Auction for their daughter Theresa. At Margies Cafe the food was so delicious, people came from miles.

My parents and many other customers ate there just for the Digby Clams and the coconut cream pie that was the very best.

You will be sadly missed Margie a beautiful lady. Love always Roy and Darlene Sampson

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My Deepest Condolence to Margaret's Family & Friends, I'm sure she will be missed by all who knew her. May all her special memories give each of you, all the strength you need to get through this difficult time. I have never forgotten her deep fried clams and I recall people coming down from New Brunswick to Margie's Cafe just to enjoy her clams & pie. R.I.P. Margie, you earned your Golden Wings.

Mom you are now in a better place, I will miss the sound of your voice, the touch of your skin, the warmth of your embrace. I am so proud to be your only daughter and I don’t take that title lightly. You gave me the strength to carry on. I will miss you every day of my life till we meet again.

Rest in peace Mommy, watch over us and keep us safe. Spread your wings and fly high, and dance like no one is watching.

Your Loving Daughter Theresa

Your Loving Granddaughter Maggie