Birth date: Nov 14, 1929 Death date: Apr 28, 2013
Mrs. Margaret Feldmann Kruizenga, age 83, of Freedom Village in Holland and formerly of Grand Haven passed away Sunday, April 29, 2013 at Holland Hospital. She was born November 14, 1929 in New York City to Herman C. and Frieda (G Read Obituary
Margaret was a gracious friend with a great sense of humor and style. I knew her both in New York and Dallas. My husband and I shared a love of the arts with Margaret and Dick. They introduced us to many fine theater productions and museums when I was new to Dallas. Margaret was a caring friend and drove from Irving to Dallas to meet our baby daughter. She will always be remembered with great joy! With love to the Kruizenga family,
Donna Durante DeWeese
Margaret was a wonderful, kind, and caring lady, not afraid to speak her mind. Over the last 15 years that we have gotten to know her, my family and I have been able to enjoy her company at many occasions. One of the trips to Europe that my parents enjoyed was to Switzerland together with Margaret and Dick. The hospitality she always extended to others each year during the Byron Nelson Classic was second to none. Personally, I enjoyed talking about events and developments in our lives over lunch or coffee at her home or at the Club. Margaret, you will be missed.
Neal Blaak (and Family)
Margaret was a dear friend for many, many years--and remained so from all corners of the world. I met her when I was just out of college and she was a sophisticated New York wife, mother and world traveler. I always admired and looked up to her for her great taste, wit, intelligence and generosity. My love and thoughts are with her wonderful husband Dick and with Meg, Derek and families. Margaret will always have a special place in my heart.
Nancy Read Risdon Greenspon (Margaret knew me with each of those names!)
We remember with gratitude and joy several lovely get-togethers from the Roseland, Met Opera and the Metorpolitan Club in NYC to the Spring Lake Country club. Thank you for the memories and gracious evenings together. Mary and Skip Nagelvoort
Dick and family, We were neighbors in Cottonwood. Margaret was always such fun. We are sorry to hear of her passing. She is a great memory for us and our daughters. Beth and Ed Hayden
