Margaret Muscroft (2 Nov 1934 - 31 Jan 2019)

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Location
St Faiths Crematorium 75 Manor Road Norwich NR10 3LF
Date
22nd Feb 2019
Time
10.15am
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In loving memory of Margaret Muscroft who sadly passed away on 31st January 2019, leaving behind two sons; Paul and Michael. Her husband (George) had passed on the 26/10/2014 and shortly afterwards her son Mark also passed away on 31/12/2014.

Margaret was one of the best when it came to mothers, raising 3 lively lads in South Yorkshire. Later Margaret and George relocated to the small village of Market Deeping/Deeping St. James and then Peterborough. In their later years, they had settled in North Norfolk in Sheringham and finally Norwich. Margaret met George when she was 15 and he was 17, at Wigfalls department store where they both worked and Margaret would often say that George was a "larger than life kind of soul in his youth" and “was a very cocky young lad”.

After George served his National Service in the Grenadier Guards, on duty in Egypt during the Suez crisis, they where married on 24th June, 1954. The following year on 25th December 1955, Paul was born. He was followed by Mark on November 29th, 1959 and then the youngest son Michael, was born into the family on the 28th July, 1961.

George and Margaret had a good life together and in June of 2014 celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary, in company with the boys and family at a local restaurant in Norwich.

Margaret was a woman who could and would do anything for anybody, nothing was beyond her and she was everything to everybody, especially to the boys.

Her passing has left a large hole in the family and she will be sadly missed by them, as well as her two remaining sisters (Pauline & Eileen), Neices and Nephews and many Grand Children, Great Grand Children and friends.

Shayne Stork donated £38.50 in memory of Margaret

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John Wall donated £20 in memory of Margaret

Thankyou for welcoming me into your family Margaret, you will be missed by all. Rest in peace xx

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Joanne Wade donated £20 in memory of Margaret

Auntie Margaret, I will always cherish the memories that I have of visiting you when I was younger, we always looked forward to staying with you. I loved all the things that you used to make, knit and crochet. My mum always said that I took after you and not her for my love of all things art and crafts. You came to my home after uncle George had passed away and we talked about knitting and making things and you went away determined to pick up your needles once again. Despite having difficulty at first it gave you a new lease of life and you made lots of lovely things. We even swapped patterns. You’ve inspired me all my life, and I shall miss you dearly. All my love Joanne.

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My beautiful sister Margaret and me x

My beautiful sister Margaret and me x

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My beautiful sister Margaret and me

My beautiful sister Margaret and me

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Me and my beautiful sister love you always xx

Me and my beautiful sister love you always xx

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Pauline Cliff wrote

Margaret my sister you have always been a big part of my life always there for me we had many lovely days out when we use to come to visit you for weekends and George always took us out visiting different places in Norfolk.They were very good times then after we lost George I used to ring you every night for a chat.I use to look forward to that .I wish we had lived nearer to each other so I could have seen you more but the times we were together were golden .I will love you always and forever good night god bless sleep tight Pauline xxx

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Pauline Cliff donated £20 in memory of Margaret

Margaret , my sister you have always been a big part of my life,always there for me.We had many lovely days out when we use to visit you for weekends and George always took us out visiting different places in Norfolk. They were very good times,then after we lost George I use to ring you every night for a chat I always looked forward to that .I wish we had lived nearer to each other so I could have seen you more but the times we had together were golden . I will love you always and forever good night god bless sleep tight Pauline xxx

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Pauline Cliff wrote

Margaret my big sister you have always been a big part of my life, always there for me. I used to ring you every night to have a chat and I wish we had lived nearer to each other so we could have seen each other more as the times we did spend together were golden.
I love you always and forever, good night and God bless. Sleep tight x

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Our visit to you before Christmas a day we will treasure  forever in our hearts ❤️❤️❤️

Our visit to you before Christmas a day we will treasure forever in our hearts ❤️❤️❤️

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Beverley Williams wrote

Auntie margaret I want you to know even though you lived miles away from us you were always remembered and loved so much and so special to me love you always and forever xx

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Enjoying an afternoon in Spain

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  • Lovely photo

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