Margaret Anderson McCulloch

Fond memories of Margaret. A very special lady I got to know when I was a customer, then had the pleasure of working alongside Margaret for many years in Ladieswear at H&J Smith.
Margaret will be remembered as the life and soul of our social occasions. Lots of laughs and great times were had in your presence.
Love you lots.
Vicki McDonald.

Lesley, Chris and family we are very sad to read of Margaret's death in todays paper. She was always a most gracious lady and we always enjoyed our conversations especially those about Scotland .Please pass on our sympathy to Betty too as she will miss your Mum so much, I thought the close friendship they shared was wonderful.

Lesley, Chris, Scott Helen and family - I'm sorry to hear the loss of your treasured Mum and have fond memories of her. She will be missed. I remember she always welcomed me into your home in Islington Street plus always had a kind word and took time to talk if we bumped into each other she she was working in H & J's especially if I was with Mum. My thoughts are with you all at this sad time.

Beautiful margie you will be so missed. Thank you for always being there xxxx sad to hear of the news love to the Whānau.

A beautiful lady, always a gorgeous smile. Memories of Margaret from Islington st, good times. Much love Lelee an all the family from me an mine. ❤️

I worked at J & H Smith and often sat with Margaret at mealtimes in the staff cafe. I always enjoyed her company, such a lovely lady. One of those people you instantly felt comfortable with.

I was so sad to hear of Margaret's passing a beautiful lady always a story and loved chatting with her on our weekly walk group kiwi seniors.We missed seeing her on these walks once she wasn't able to attend..But good friend Vera would update us when she came along.On walk group she loved when they could visit the Op shops always showing us her great buys on the bus. We will miss you beautiful Scottish Margaret RIP our thoughts are with your family and friends 💕

Dearest Wee Scottish Margaret. I hope theres a whitebait Sammie waiting for you in heaven. Gonna miss your beautiful smile . Enjoyed working with you at Windsor Hospice. X

I was lucky enough to have got to know Maggie though my cousin Judy Carson, & also the years I worked at H & J Smiths, she was a beautiful person, a very caring lady, always great to be around, she brought joy to so many. Thank you for being part of my life. RIP

Margaret interviewed me for a job at DIC many years ago.We then worked together at Arthur Barnett and finally H & J Smiths.So many lovely memories and lots of laughs.
Truly a lovely lady.Rest peacefully Margaret.
Maureen Smith.

So sorry to hear of the loss of Margaret our sincere sympathies to you all
from Jimmy and Nessie Burgess

Margaret had her own style and flair for fashion and was a skilled salesperon.
It has been a pleasure to reconnect and share her company at the IHC Garden Club
meetings.
Sincere Sympathy.

Condolences and love to you all on the loss of Margie. May all the wonderful memories help through this tough time.

I met Margie through HJS then again at Windsor Hospice Shop.

Whether it was admiring her displays, looking at her bargains or sharing a laugh seeing Margie always made my day.

I am lucky to have known you Margie and to have had the pleasure of meeting such a wonderful lady.

I will never ever forget you, you are one of the characters in the book of my life for which I am forever grateful. If I can make it through life as long as you have with the grace and dignity you did I will consider myself lucky.

Rest in love Margie.

I read this at your service and thought it might be nice to place here as well.
Hi Gran. I'm going to carry so many beautiful memories of you throughout my life and the wonderful lessons ypu taught me. I remember you showing me how to make my first cheese sauce. You were so patient with me even when I started to get frustrated at how long it took to thicken. I learnt how to weed in your garden at Miller st, though to call it weeding is a stretch, I just shoveled dirt out of the garden and piled it up on the lawn. I learnt how to ride a bike on that same lawn with the bicycle you brought me. A classic shopping bargain of yours from the dump store, you even painted it pink for me. You taught me to sew, how to do calligraphy, how to make girdle scones and shortbread. Never did we go without baking around you. You poured so much love into the food you made us. We always said you cooked too much food for dinners. But you know what? I'm going to miss that. The love that was spread out on those dinner tables. The care that filled our tummies.
You always cared for us. For me. When I was in hospital I always had snacks and juice from gran. I felt so lucky. Just as I feel so lucky today for having had you in my life. And though I'm grieving and my heart feels heavy, I know you are still with me in every lesson you taught me and in every meal you made. It's a privilege to feel this broken by your passing because it's a testament to the wonderful woman you were and the love you gave me. I've got your mixing bowl now so I can bake and continue sharing your love through the food that is made in it. Thank you gran. I'll never stop missing you.