Contributions to the tribute of Margaret J. Stronski

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The family of Margaret J. Stronski uploaded a photo

Tuesday, January 23, 2018

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Laura posted a condolence

Friday, February 3, 2006

My Nana was such a caring and loving grandmother. She cherished her grandchildren and every monment she had with them. I miss her dearly and I always will. I will cherish all the memories I had with her. I love you Nana.

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Ken Stronski posted a condolence

Thursday, March 27, 2003

I remember: When you comforted me after a nightmare frightened me. Crying when pop pop passed away.You gently held me in your arms and grieved with me. Laying in the hospital as a child..frightened; You stayed with me and made me feel safe. When you corrected me for throwing stones at cars. You clearly made your point as to what is right and wrong. Loving to see you and hear you cheer at my baseball games. Thinking you are the greatest Mom in the world because you were a cub scout den mother. Being proud that you helped work in the baseball snack stand. Being very sick.... and you being there to stroke my head and coax me into eating your homemade soup. Holidays filled with good cheer and lots of Love. Easter baskets filled with sweets and made with loving care. Every birthday of my life being celebrated by you. Running away from home and upon my return you held me tight and cried a cry of relief knowing thst I was home safe. I remember our Kitchen table talks as a teenager.Those talks became the foundation of my life. you volunteering at St John of God because you wanted to make a difference. You coming to Ft Carson with Dad because I was lonely. Townsends Inlet "down the shore" that you loved.Your love of the ocean was a gift that you passed on to me. Your advice and your non judgemental way if I did not follow it.I so admired that in you. How important it was to have your approval and pride when I became a soldier. Parties at Bakers pool.The good times with your close neighbors and good friends How you so love your grandchildren. How you dedicated yourself to your own mother as she fell ill. Having your family around you on Saturday nights.... You loved the noise the chaos and the love. I remember your life as though it all happened yesterday.I could go on and on with memory after memory.What it really come down to is "I love you Mom".Rest peacefully in Gods Great Kingdom and know that one day we will see each other again. You are forever in my heart and soul. Love eternally, Your son Ken

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Donna Rutherford posted a condolence

Monday, March 24, 2003

I will always remember Margaret as a loving and devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. We did not see each other often, but enjoyed talking and talking and talking when we did. She will be sadly missed but always remembered with love.

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John Tomlinson posted a condolence

Sunday, March 23, 2003

Ken, I treasure my memories of visiting with your mother and father in New Jersey and my only regret is that I couldn't visit with them again in more recent years. I am happy that she is at peace now, though I know this time is difficult for you. But eventually the grief will pass and you will have only good memories of your mother. From John Tomlinson.

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DOT STRONSKI posted a condolence

Sunday, March 23, 2003

MARGARET WAS A LOVING AND DEVOTED MOTHER-IN-LAW. WE WERE THE DAUGHTERS SHE NEVER HAD.WE WERE PROUD TO HAVE HER AS A MOTHER-IN-LAW.SHE HAD SUCH A KIND HEARTED SOUL, SHE WOULD DO ANYTHING FOR ANYBODY. SHE ALWAYS THOUGHT OF EVERYBODY ELSE BEFORE HERSELF.ALTHOUGH WE WILL MISS HER DEARLY,WE KNOW SHE IS IN A MORE PEACEFUL PLACE. I WILL ALWAY'S MISS YOU AND LOVE YOU. YOUR DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, DOT

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Steve, Dianna & Robbie Fenstermacher posted a condolence

Saturday, March 22, 2003

Ken, Your mom was a special lady and will be deeply missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in this time of sorrow.

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Joan Magee posted a condolence

Friday, March 21, 2003

It is with a heavy heart that I say goodbye to Margaret. You have been a loving and kind friend and neighbor to my family for 32 years. I already miss our talks "at the fence", something we have done for many years. You always asked about my six children and husband, and you were quick to tell me about your children and grandchildren of whom you were quite proud. You loved the daughters-in-law; they were the daughters you never had. I remember the fun and picnics we had at Baker's pool. You will be remembered for your quiet, unassuming and loving ways to all your many friends in the neighborhood.. My family and I will miss you. May God grant you eternal peace and may He hold you in the palm of His hand.

Margaret J. Stronski

1926 - 2003

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