Margaret HARRINGTON Obituary

I am deeply sorry for the loss of your mother. Please accept my belated condolences to Robin, Kate and Stuart. Margaret was a good neighbour and her hearty laughs will be missed. Best regards to you all.

To Robin, Kate and Stuart
I was shocked to read of Margaret´s passing. Although not in touch much since she moved north, I still have very happy memories of lunch at Cosey Nook. As well as being a very intelligent woman, she was an excellent cook. She will be missed.

Deepest sympathy to Kate, Joan and all the family on the passing Margaret. May She rest in peace.

Thinking of you all at this very sad time.

Polly and Dee

Bob and family, it was with great sadness we read of Margaret's passing. A long time friend of the McDowell family (Bob,Tui, Fergie and Lindsay) and all the good times shared in Te Anau and ski-ing in Queenstown with Ralph and Alice. Thinking of you all at this sad time.

As I drove Katherine and I to bridge today in Richmond ...really missed lunch at Lily's,the taxi service and the banter there and back...a lovely friend

Margaret always made us feel so welcome at the Richmond Bridge club when we visited from Canada. She will be missed. Roy & Patricia Lowe

To Robin, Kate and Stuart. Margaret was a generous, tolerant and thoughtful, over the road, neighbour to all the Jones family. A champion provider of delicious after pub suppers but more importantly a very proud mother of her children.
In fond remembrance,
Bronwyn Jones.

You were so respected by all SDHB 'pink ladies' volunteers for the many years you were our boss, and friend. Condolences to your family. Rest in peace Lovely Lady. Jocelyn

Margaret will be missed at bridge, she had a sense of humour like no other. R.I.P. . Pamela Chapman.

So sorry to not have been aware of Margaret´s illness. Shocked and saddened by her death.
She will be missed by her fellow Bridge players.
Jenny Fletcher