Margaret Terry (4 Feb 1930 - 13 May 2024)

Wish we could have been to the service. Lovely memories of Margaret.

In loving memory of Aunty Margaret

In loving memory of Auntie Margaret. Always in my thoughts.xxx

In loving memory of Aunty Margaret xxx

With love the Moore family

With love, The Moore family

With love, The Moore family

With love from Val, James, Gwen & Eva

Working with Mr Terry at Preston Hall I witnessed Margaret's skills and dedication as a nursing sister.
Much admiration too for Margaret when, laterly, she would maintain her fitness levels at the swimming baths.
Grateful for her encouragement to listen to Classical music and also for her calm compassionate voice when times were tough.
Happy memories of afternoon teas and a shared love of the mobile library van.
A privilege to have been a friend

Margaret has been my friend since 1959, when she came to Preton Hall for.6 months prior to going to Australia. That never happened as she met Terry and subsequently married. Our two families enjoyed many times together over the years.
After I moved to St Helens I would come down and stay with Margaret. It was good to catch up and reminisce about working at P.H
also at the Drs surgery. The places we went to and the things we had done. During lockdown, we kept in.touch via the telephone, but things got increasingly difficult for her
She was a good listener, a wise and compassionate friend. She was strong in her Christian faith and kept me steady in mine.

Margaret was such a lovely lady and a very special friend. She will be greatly missed.

I only met your Mum in the latter stages of her life when she joined our (Christina and me) annual 3 day trip to Ragdale spa and thoroughly enjoyed getting to know her. She had a lovely personality, was generous and kind with a good sense of humour and didn't stand any nonsense which I really liked. I shall definitely miss all the walks of recent years around Ayleford and
spending time with your Mum afterwards consuming cups of tea and treats which she unfailingly provided.

Imet Margaret at Oxford when we attended the Midwifery course. Since then we have been good friends for many years and visited Margaret and her husband many times on a holiday inEngland on the way from Canada to Austria. We had many a good laugh together. That is Margaret and Terry andmy husband Otto and I. I am sorry to say that Margaret and Christina never managed to visit usin Canada.
She will be with me forever.
Christiana

Growing up, my Auntie Margaret seemed to be always full of energy and life. Later I saw that she was also principled and wise, a truly good person whom I will miss enormously.

Such a kind lady,whom I have known since 1975 when I first met Margaret at the Greenacres Drs. Surgery. A lady who always had time to ask you how you were. She will be sadly missed.

Hello,I have known your mum all my life. My parents, John and Mary Smelt were good friends, when they moved to Aylesford in 1961. I will remember Margaret with happy memories at Church.