Margaret Mitchell Charles

October 21, 2016

Obituary

“Say not in grief she is no more but live in the thankfulness that she was ours.”

Passed away on Friday October 21, 2016 Margaret Charles, aged 92 (although she’d be none too happy with us putting that in print). She is fondly remembered by her seven children:
Kimberly Roberts (Christopher); Lee Stones (Michael);
Glenn Charles (Marianna); Sherry DelRizzo (Joe);
Kerry Charles (Helen); Suzanne Walsh (Joe); and Debbie Blundon.
She will also be missed by her brother-in-law Cyril Ludlow, in addition to her grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Margaret was predeceased by her husband Robert (Bob) Charles; her parents Gertrude and Alex Mitchell; her sisters Joan Ludlow (Cyril) and Louise Reid (Clarence); and her brothers Donald and Clarence Mitchell (Sue).
As per our mother’s wishes, there will be no wake or formal church service. There will be a graveside service at the General Protestant Cemetery, Waterford Bridge Road on Tuesday, October 25, 2016 @ 2:00pm, for anyone who wishes to attend. In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate donations be made in her memory to a charity of one’s choice and if you can, raise a glass in her honour as we know she’d appreciate it.
Very special thanks go to the caring staff at the Pleasant View Towers Nursing Home, especially her nurses Donna, Connie and Susan and of course Tim who always made her day when he came in for a chat and her neighbour Madeline who became an instant friend. We would be amiss not to mention her nephew Rodger Ludlow and his wife Debbie (who had the prettiest eyes Mom would say) where mom lived since moving back to NL from NS in 2013 up to the time when she moved to Pleasant View Towers. She loved her little apartment in their home and how kind they always were.
We hope our parents are reunited now in their favourite fishing spot on the 5 Mile in Placentia, and that for Mom’s sake, she can catch up on Coronation Street on TV in heaven. One of Mom’s favourite things to say was “You’ll miss me when I’m gone”……and she was right.

“Life can be the same after the loss of a trinket but never after the loss of a treasure.”

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So sorry for the loss of your mom and grandmother. I know she loved you all. I have fond memories of her visits on Bannerman St. Your memories will stay with you and bring you comfort and happiness.
Granny Charles will be missed.

Sheila MacKenzie

Sincere sympathy to all the children and families of Auntie Margaret. Lloyd and I relive the happy times of Placentia and Gooseberry Cove as we look through photo albums and work on the family tree. We will remember Aunt Margaret with great fondness.
Linda and Lloyd

Thinking of you all at this time Chris, Kim, Mitchell and Josh. Remembering Marg on our visits to your home in NS with fond memories. Marg always greeted us with loving smiles, warm hugs and much laughter which always made you feel like family. So sad you have lost such a wonderful mother, grandmother and friend.
Cheers Marg.
With deepest heart felt thoughts;

Kim & family, thinking of you st this difficult time. Cherish your memories!!

We would like to offer our condolences to Sherry,Debbie Kerry and Kim and other members of the Charles family.Your Mom sure lived to be a great age.We remember her as being a very nice and pleasant ,caring person with a great sense of humour..Just know that we are thinking about you all.
Alf and Mary Hiscock

We would like to offer our condolences to Sherry,Debbie Kerry and Kim and other members of the Charles family.Your Mom sure lived to be a great age.We remember her as being a very nice and pleasant ,caring person with a great sense of humour..Just know that we are thinking about you all.
Alf and Mary Hiscock

Our condolences on the passing of Great Aunt Margaret, our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

MY CONDOLENCES TO ALL THE FAMILY ON THE PASSING OF YOUR MOTHER GOD BLESS HER.

Please accept our sympathy on the death of your mother.

Kim, Debbie & Families’, so sorry to read about your Mom’s passing. Wonderful lady! Haven’t seen you guys in years, but often remember the fun times we had. Take care and remember all the good times which I’m sure you will.

Kim, Chris, Mitchell and Josh:

So sorry to hear of the passing of your loved one. May it comfort you to know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. God Bless!

Sorry to hear about Aunt Margaret’s death. To all our Charles cousins, you were fortunate to have had your mother in your lives for so long. On one of our last visits at the Pleasantview, she was her usual lovely funny self. I know our Mom enjoyed visiting with Aunt Margaret, Kim, Chris and the boys in NS., looking forward to seeing them every year. You miss your mother everyday, when you are left with only memories. Think of the good times and take care.

Kim and Family,

Sorry to hear of your loss. I goes without saying we are all here for you. Without knowing her, it is obvious she was a special woman for raising such a wonderful person. My thoughts are with all of you in this difficult time.

To Suzanne, Sorry to hear about your mom’s passing. Cherish the memories that you have of her. Many God be with you in your time of grief.

So sorry to hear of Mrs. Charles’ passing. I worked with her many years ago – she was a beautiful person!

Kim, Chris, Lee and family.

I’m so sorry for your loss, working with Nan was the highlight of my day for the past few months. I loved her as my own and I am deeply saddened by her passing. She was definitely a one of a kind soul, a sweet woman and she will be greatly missed in our lives as well as yours.

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Kim,Chris,Mitchell and Josh.
I’m deeply sorry to hear of the passing of Marg. She was such a huge part of your lives and your home. She was a sweet, kind lady.
My thoughts are with you.
Jo-Ann

Debbie, So sorry to hear of your Mom s passing. I remember her kindness from way back in elementary school days. You were blessed to have her for so many years.

So sorry to each and everyone of you on the loss of your mom. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Remembered with affection by niece Helen ( Hand) Taylor , daughter of Helen Charles.

“Say not in grief she is no more but live in the thankfulness that she was ours.” “Life can be the same after the loss of a trinket but never after the loss of a treasure.”