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Fothergill (Lakey), Margery Loraine
11.11.1940 – 04.10.2024. Peacefully at her home, Maldon. Dear & Loved Wife of Ken for 63 years. Loving Mum of Jamie (Dec), Shelley & Trevor; Linda & Jason (Dec). Devoted & Loving Nan of Liam, Caelan & Ruby.
Family, Animals, Travel, Gardening, Bubbles, Op Shops, Antiques, Artistic. She loved them all.
The Funeral for Margery will be held at the Thompson Memorial Chapel, 123 Mostyn Street, Castlemaine on Friday, October 18th 2024, commencing at 1.30pm. A Private Cremation will follow.
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Condolences to the Maldon Fothergills. A beautiful soul has passed. Our fondest childhood memories of growing up was playing on the farm with cousins at Aunty Marge and Uncles Ken’s house. I’ll always remember Aunty Marge for her talented artistry, her lovely gardens, her homes full of interesting momentos, nic nav’s, and antiques, delicious home cooked meals, and the warm hospitality and great conversation she had with family. Rest in peace Aunty Marge. A beautiful woman, life well loved and lived. May you fly freely and paint colours in heaven. Love to family always. Scott and Sarah Fothergill and family
Good bye to a beautiful life long friend. There are wonderful childhood memories of our families growing up down the endway, and Bluey pushing Marge off the gate, breaking her nose., and later our long extended lunches, with lots of bubbles, great conversation and wonderful reminisces of Maldon memories.
We will miss you.
Condolences to Ken and family.
Bluey and Marj Stancombe
I remember our Sundays many years ago, with most of the cousins.
Sad to hear about cousin Margery. I still remember those Sunday nights when nearly all the cousins etc would get together up the road at the Skinners. Great memories.
Yes Denis good times remembered Margery always with pencil in hand drawing diligently
Margery – great memories .
Didn’t we all have wonderful times as youngsters.
Every Sunday at Grandma and Grandpa’s at Maldon.
Those were the days as well.
We won’t forget.
Loving thoughts
Anne (nee MULVIHILL )
Difficult at times when death is close to us.
What can one write
Love to all
anne
So sorry for you Shelley, Trevor, Ruby and family.
Our thoughts are with you at this time. Xx
Susan and Steven
Rest in peace Aunty Marg. Sorry I can’t make it tomorrow. I have some great memories of you. All the yrs we didn’t see each other, you still knew me and fell over to cross the street for a chat. Fly with the Angels. Love Karen