Dalley, Margaret Leanna Millgate

I always remember Margaret coming home after work being exhausted from working so hard but managed to take time out to tell Natasha how much she loved her .(ya I remember this it sticks in my head and it carries on in my family) . No matter how busy or tired take time to love childern.

Hey Natasha, I'm pained sooooooo much. Your Mom was a great person and will be greatly missed by many. I'm so sorry :*(

I remember Margaret as being the kindest, sweetest, most loving and most easy to love woman whenever we came over. I am very sorry to hear of your loss and I know she is in a wonderful place now with more people to love and love her.

Leona
So sorry about your Mom. She sounds like she was great woman (just like her daughter). I wish the best to your family.

My Mom,
She was always there for us, looking after us and protecting us even on her final day. Watching and protecting us. She supported us, She came to every event and activity we had. She loved us unconditionally, taught us to respect everyone, be honest, to work hard, and take care of what we have. She hated it when we would cuss and she let us know about it. Mom was my mentor from the time I was born. She had me working with her at Top's city cafe at the age of 13 washing dishes which I had to stand on a milk crate to reach, then shoved me out front to wait on tables. To her I owe my work ethics and the unconditional love she instilled in me. What a cherished example she was and is to me. I owe my success to her and will be true to her example.However I still wish that she would have never taught me to scrub floors on my hands and knees that is a hard habit to break. I am so happy she is finally at peace, she so deserved to be happy. She worked hard to give us what we needed and even what we wanted. Her love for her grandchildren and all children was endless. I miss you mom and love you with all my heart.

To my Sister:
Margaret I will surely miss you and have a hole in my heart because you've been gone for so long. I will always remember you as my big sister and that we had some real good times together. We didn't always see eye to eye, but we wworked it out everytime.. I am glad to have had you for a sister, I couldn't have had a better one. You inspired me to go forth and do things I said I couldn't do. You always was there for mom and bert and I a we always love hearing your laughter.. It rang out in all you did, and its the laugh that I will always remember.. Going to miss you much sis, but I'm glad that you are not in pain any more and that you remember everything now.. And I know that you have found James and you two are catching up for the years lost.. Your girsl will be okay because you have made them strong and confident.. Love you sis and miss you. Ella Woods

Natasha and family -

I was sorry to read about your recent loss.

So much time has passed since Natasha and Margaret bot babysat Tamara (who is now 24, and living in Jackson). Margaret was always willing to lend a hand, even on short notice, which was a great help when raising a child with no extended family around; instead, Natasha and Margaret became the extended family.

I hadn't realized Margaret was in Riverton and suffering from the same unfair illness that finally took my father a few years back. I hope that someday the Alzheimer's Foundation comes through and finds a cure for this cruel disease. My interactions with Margaret are from twenty some years ago, and therefore that's how she will remain in my memories.

With much sympathy,

Corie

(Natasha - feel free to drop me a line sometime so we can catch up.)