The last of the Taylor clan has left to join her nine brothers and sisters at the card table to play a great game of 31 with a rum and coke and a Rothmans.
Margery was the daughter of Tom and Lucy Taylor, born and raised in Massey, ON. She spent most of her adult life in Sault Ste. Marie with her late husband Bert and they relocated to London to be close to their granddaughter Megan Sundercock.
She is survived by her children Wanda Engelbracht (Charlie), Michael Williams and Darlene Williams. Grandmother to Jennifer Bordelon, Kristi Green, Johnathan Green, Justin Green, Kacy Green, Kyle Green, Jon Lariviere, Josh Lariviere and Jesse Beatty. She will be missed by her favourite cousin Norman Taylor and her dear friend Marguerite Madill.
Margery was lucky to have made many close friends in her apartment building and she was blessed to have the loving and immaculate care of many PSW’s from St. Elizabeth Health Care including Leanna, Roberto and especially Yvonne who stayed by her side when she needed her the most. She also looked forward to her visits with Ade from Home Instead Senior Care on Fridays. Thanks also to Bailey in the ICU unit at Victoria Hospital for making her passing peaceful and with dignity.
Margery has been cremated and we will fulfill her wishes this spring to have her ashes joined with her brother Bob’s in Massey. Messages and condolences may be left at www.forestcitycremation.com.
Margery was the daughter of Tom and Lucy Taylor, born and raised in Massey, ON. She spent most of her adult life in Sault Ste. Marie with her late husband Bert and they relocated to London to be close to their granddaughter Megan Sundercock.
She is survived by her children Wanda Engelbracht (Charlie), Michael Williams and Darlene Williams. Grandmother to Jennifer Bordelon, Kristi Green, Johnathan Green, Justin Green, Kacy Green, Kyle Green, Jon Lariviere, Josh Lariviere and Jesse Beatty. She will be missed by her favourite cousin Norman Taylor and her dear friend Marguerite Madill.
Margery was lucky to have made many close friends in her apartment building and she was blessed to have the loving and immaculate care of many PSW’s from St. Elizabeth Health Care including Leanna, Roberto and especially Yvonne who stayed by her side when she needed her the most. She also looked forward to her visits with Ade from Home Instead Senior Care on Fridays. Thanks also to Bailey in the ICU unit at Victoria Hospital for making her passing peaceful and with dignity.
Margery has been cremated and we will fulfill her wishes this spring to have her ashes joined with her brother Bob’s in Massey. Messages and condolences may be left at www.forestcitycremation.com.
