Margaret C. Stewart

In memory of Margaret C. Stewart, Violetta Szuper lit a candle

Margaret you are now at peace and with your Maker. I will always remember the days in the Bronx when we hung out on 139th street that is the best time in our lives we were young and free. You are now free and without pain. Miss you always your friend Janet ❤️❤️❤️😘

Rest in Peace Margaret you were truly one of God's "Faithful Servants".

We were sad to hear the passing of Miss Stewart. We have had a good relationship through St. Joseph Church & School through the years. We were so happy to see you last at 5pm mass. You will be truly missed.Sincerely, The Attard Family

Dear Margaret, Rest in Peace. How we recalled our childhood adventures growing up in the Bronx. Memories we cherished. Until we meet again.

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

In memory of Margaret C. Stewart, Ann Schaeffer lit a candle

Rest in peace Ms. Stewart. Thank you for everything. Love and miss you forever and always.

Margaret is a special soul always joyful. Her light will shine on forever

I remember Margaret since I was a child. She was so joyful and friendly. She was always happy to see you and always had a story to share. We will miss her beautiful spirit. Much love and prayers to her always

We are going to miss you Margaret! We had such happy times in Astoria at grandmas house when you babysat us and listening to your stories . You always made us laugh! Rest in Peace

Though I hadn't seen Margaret in a few years because of covid, we did speak occasionally, the last time being this past Christmas. I was sorry to hear of her health issues but we had a lovely conversation and I am grateful to have reached out. Of course there was no reason for me to think that we'd never have another chat. How she loved the Yankees. A couple of times I found a book which I thought she would enjoy and mailed it to her as a surprise. She was thrilled and we had fun discussing baseball (though I have no interest except that my father (Margaret's mother's cousin) was a Yankees fan. She had many stories to tell about her trips with her Dad to the stadium and how she came to learn and love the game as he did. Margaret was one of my bridesmaids when I got married (1/25/64) and over the years she visited us on Long Island with her Mom for an Italian dinner which they both loved. There were happy and sad family events which would bring us together as happens in any family. Margaret was devoted to St. "Joe's" and it was a gift in her life to have so many friends and responsibilities in the parish R E program. May she rest in Peace as she deserved her place in Heaven. With sympathy for her loss, Cousin, Kathy Zullo

Rest In Peace, Margaret. You will be missed!
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