To the best Mom ever. I miss you. I hope you are in a place of eternal happiness. Love Karen
Grandma Hogue, the smell of your house and the sound of your voice are two memories I hold very dear to me. They are parts of you that I will never forget, and will always have with me. And also the image of you feeding my Thanksgiving dinner plate to the dog! Haha. Until our souls cross paths again. Happy trails grandma. I love you
Grandma... I loved how goofy, real, and laid back you were. You had some awesome style...always wearing the best accessories and glittery shirts. It was never a dull moment when Grandma Hogue came out with us. You were always doing something to make us laugh. I'll never forget the many laughs had at Dominican Oaks Visiting Grandma B. You are an amazing soul. Until we meet again. I love you
Rest in peace mom, we love you very much!
January 26, 2018
Grandma,
I came to your house many times before you passed. I sat there with you and I just hope you felt loved and you know you were so very loved.
I am missing you, the thought of you and all you represented in my life; a beautiful childhood rooted right behind your home. The home that smelled of your perfumes and those darn parrots that nipped us anytime they got a chance. We loved them anyhow. Your laugh was distinct and contagious to me, it made me feel happy. I loved your hair, your smile, your clothes and your hugs. Your home was a warm and welcoming place for my sisters and me. Even though we got that wooden spoon swat at times, I'm sure we deserved it:) All your wondorous collectibles that sparked my young imagination were absolutely enchanting for a young girl. I loved your ham and cheese quesadillas and the tone in your voice when you were displeased with my sisters and I. You never missed a Christmas, Easter or birthday card and treat. Halloween, our first stop was always your house. I remember you as magnificent green witch! 4th of July's were the best, crazy firework shows in the pitch black and you there, right in the mix of it, EVERY YEAR. You were steadfast and consistent. I knew you were always there, there on the same street, in the same house, In your same chair. Your door was always open, as if you were just waiting for someone to stop in and say hi. I just never thought you'd go. I am quietly devistated to lose you but I am so greatful to of had such a caring and present Grandma. I am who I am today because of the person you were to me all the years of my life. I love you dearly Grandma. Thank you, thank you for being you and being apart of what makes me, me. I pray that I get to see you again someday and right now you are in another place so wonderful not even the dreamiest dreams do it justice.
I love you so much Gram. I can't believe your gone.
Jennifer Hogue-Noland, Santa Cruz, California
I just want to offer my heart felt condolences to Mark, Kimm, Karen and all of Margo’s grandkids and great grandkids. She was a strong and devoted single mom who did a great job of raising you three. She put up with a lot but was always present in your lives and accepting of your friends. I remember when I first met you guys how casual she was with everyone hanging out at your house. I will also never forget outboard motor overboard incident. It took you a while Margo but thank you for accepting me into your family. Well Margo enjoy the next phase of your journey. Sail on. Love, Greg
