Marjorie Jean "Margie" Newton

Birth date: Apr 17, 1938 Death date: Oct 22, 2019

Marjorie Jean “Margie” Newton, age 81, passed away Tuesday, October 22, 2019, at Metron of Lamont. She was born April 17, 1938, in Muskegon to John and Florence (Arbogast) Lockard, and she married Gilbert Allen Newton, Sr. on Janu Read Obituary

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Thomas Lewis

313w ago

Many awesome memories thru the years with my Aunt Marge and uncle Gil. I will always have her in my heart. I will miss her. She always made sure you didn't leave her house hungry. And with good memories.

Theresa Hanson

313w ago

in honor of Marjorie.

Marg was one of my favorite clients.

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Faith Wright

313w ago

My Mom was Awesome, You could not ask for a better Mother and Friend, My Mom was always there for me Through Good and Bad times, All my Health Problems, Having my Sons, Getting Married Twice and getting Divorced twice , Also she been a wonderful Grandma , Helped me with raising the boys after my second Divorced and moved in with us , helped me make ends meet , We needed each other , with my dad died in 1996 and with my second Divorce in 1998 , she lived with us for about 5 years, It was wonderful , the friendship we had and the Fun we had, until I find Jeffrey, then she went to live with my sister Flossie and lived with for awhile and then went to live with my other sister Gale for awhile , she made her rounds with her kids , she was the glue that held the Family together , she loved the Lord with all her Heart, You could trust her with all life , she will be very missed, But am very happy she back with my Dad in Heaven and not in pain no more, Thanks for your time with my Mom passing , Fly high Mom!! Faith Ann Newton Wright

Laurie Huffman

313w ago

I will miss Marge. Our talks and the things we say to make each other laugh.

Gale

313w ago

Mother was a most wonderful Mother, teacher, and best friend to all she would meet. She was the main chef in a Grand Haven nursing home 30 years. When I was hospitalized in multiple medical facilities during 2016, a woman came up to me & stated, "I did not know that you are Marge's daughter. If your Mother was still working here, those seniors would stop throwing away their food" I always had flowers in my room after that. Another noted, "She would start the day making biscuits for them". She treated them like family & greeted them with love.Mother had several health issues throughout the years. In our family she was the first MRSA survivor, I, the second.I was able to share with her the symptoms from this life experience & give her some understanding. We had wonderful moments in sending her cheer in her dying days. She had been on hospice almost 12 months. We sang & prayed with her. She loved the ministry, Agape Ministry friends who lived in Evergreen Apartments. They were a great comfort throughout this challenging time. On her day of death, she was talking to her Mother in Spirit the whole time, so elated to see her, joyous; she was grinning from ear to ear. Late evening she then made her journey complete. What a blessing she is to us all. God's Love & Blessings. Daughter Gale. May our prayers take flight.

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