Margery passed away peacefully with family close by in Victoria BC on Thursday August 27, 2020 at the age of 96 years. Margery was born July 17 1924 in West Hartlepool, Durham, England. She was predeceased by her husband Stanley Ernest Legge in 1983.
Lovingly remembered by daughter Diane (Cam), son Phill (Barbara), and daughter Pamela (Jim), grandchildren Stacey (Ted), Travis (Patricia), Morgan, Dionne (Andrew), Dawson (Becky), Jeffrey, Wayne (Dara), Amanda (Lewis) step grandchildren Carri, Kris, Shaun (Amber),great grandchildren Kasidy, Eryn, Sara, Alea, Myla, Joshua, Tyler, Georgia, Violet, Samuel, Isabella, Oliver and Isla, step great grandchildren Briella and Greysen.
Mom met Dad in England during World War II and came to Canada as a war bride in 1945.They lived in Lethbridge raising our family until dad passed away in 1983. Thereafter she lived in Red Deer AB, White Rock BC and then on to Victoria BC staying ever so close to her family. Mom loved travelling, the casino, cards, bingo, and a good feed of mussels or fish and chips.
But most of all, she loved her family and family dinners. Mom will always be remembered by family and friends for her cheerful sunny friendly demeanor and love of life. She was the anchor of our family. We love you Mom. Following cremation Margery will be reunited with Stanley in Mountain View Cemetery Lethbridge Alberta.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 3:00 pm at McCall Gardens, 4665 Falaise Dr. Victoria BC. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the service will be limited to immediate family. All others are invited to attend virtually via Zoom by clicking on the link below. Please use your video camera when joining so that family in attendance can see you and feel your support.
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I’ll always remember and cherish how Marge welcomed me warmly into the Legge family, and into her home, and every conversation and special occasion since. Whip smart and always ready to chat or laugh, I’ll miss her very much. Her spirit carries on in the spirit of all her family. She truly was a Grand Ma.
I have always loved Aunt Marge and have so many fond memories of her and your entire family. Loved spending Christmas afternoon with her and many summer vacations! She was so fun and always loving! I’m very happy that she was able to come to the family reunion and we were able to see her for her birthday last summer. She will love on in many hearts Love Patti and Dave Infanti and family
Our deepest sympathy Phil and Barb.It is never easy to lose some one close,Bill has just lost his 90 year old brother Bob.That leaves 4 out of the 11 in his family,Unfortunately COVID restricted his funeral to. 10 people.Victoria is in an unfathamoble mess Thinking of you,Bev and Bill..
Mashed potatoes. She put me in charge of mashed portatoes. I always worked as hard as I could to make those potatoes just as she liked them. No lumps.
I will never make mashed potatoes for anyone who loved them as much as she did. I will always think of her when I make mashed potatoes.
Our deepest condolences on the passing of my lovely and truly remarkable Aunt. Her trips over here to England to spend time with my father, (her brother) and her sister were so very special and I will always hold dear those precious memories of times gone by. Take comfort that she will be with you always, love to you all from your family in England. Liz, Neil,Laurence,Amy,Guy and Aaron
Our condolences on the passing of your mother. May she Rest In Peace in the hands of the Lord. Take care of yourselves in this time of grief.
We send our deepest condolences❣️
Aunt Margie was always my favorite aunt. We were so happy to be able to see her at her at those milestone birthdays and the reunion. She was always so caring, but also so much fun She’s a tough one that outlasted her generation. Our thoughts are with the family. We’re going to miss her. Love Ken, Judy and family.
So sorry to hear about marge. Have nothing but fond memories of her and the time I spent with them in Lethbridge as a youngster. May she rest in peace
Diane, Phil and Pamela; My deepest condolences for the loss of Auntie Marg. Such a wonderful woman I always loved our trips to Lethbridge when we were kids visiting all our Aunties and Uncles and cousins. I always remember Auntie Marg was so bright and happy with a smile on her face all the time. As a youngster I remember listening to her British accent which I found quite strange . I can imagine seeing those parents of ours playing cards arguing and laughing up in heaven with the rest of the Legge clan. RIP Auntie Marg. Love Tom ( Tommy) Legge and family. Parksville BC.