I’m sorry for the loss of such a wonderful woman.
I feel mothers never truly leave us. When we lose someone we love, we gain an angel we know.
Cherish the beautiful memories and she will live in your hearts forever.

A good friend for many years.

So sorry to hear the passing of a wonderful woman who’ll be sorely missed xxx

To the Campbell family,

Our sincerest sympathies on the recent passing of your mother, Margaret. May your precious memories of her, bring you comfort during this difficult time.

Sincerely,
Dr. Yehiel and Maria Meghory

My deepest condolences to Sybil, children and grandkids. She was a character. May she RIP.

Our deepest sympathies to the Campbell family during this difficult time.

Condolences to the family.
Margaret was such a feisty lady. It was a joy to know her.
John and Patricia Farnsworth

Sybil, Pat and family. We were saddened to hear of Margaret’s passing. Oh, what a full life she lived. May you draw comfort in knowing she is with her beloved Jim again. What a wonderful example of a great couple. May God grant you the strength to get through this difficult time. Take time to reflect and remember when life closes a door, memories open a window. Our sincere condolences and heartfelt sympathy. Hugs to all.

Condolences to you all thinking of you all at this sad time, with Jimmy now xx

Kirk and I met Margaret and Jim in 2006 when Laura and Jimmy started dating. When we started spending a month in Florida we became close friends. We enjoyed so many dinners followed by live music and dancing. Margaret always arrived in a lovely dress with matching shoes and purse, always stylish and put together. On Valentines days they would always be part of the Clark/Farnsworth’s steak bbq. These gatherings led to a friendship that lasted many years. Whenever I could I loved to join Margaret and Judy for their regular Wednesday golf game at Dufferin Glen with dinner after. Margaret became a welcome addition to our Orangeville theatre group. I was so happy to celebrate her 90th birthday in December. I thought there would be many more golf games and theatre outings. I was so sorry to see her suffering these past few months. I hope that she and Jim have reunited. I will never hear “You look wonderful Tonight” without thinking of this special couple. I miss them both.

I miss my golf buddy. Every Wednesday at 2:30 we had a tee time at Dufferin Glen followed by a standing dinner reservation at the Bluebird Cafe. Margaret shared lots of stories about growing up in Scotland, immigrating to Canada, and her pride in her family. People were amazed that she was 90.

It has been a joy to have you as my friend Margaret, you will be missed by many.

Condolences to all the family

Your Mom was an absolute light to this world and one that will always keep shining. We hope you can find comfort knowing that you will always have the memories you shared. The impact that Margaret made on everyone was incredible.

It is with sincere sadness that I am saying goodbye to a lovely, kind and beautiful friend, Margaret. I enjoyed many times in Florida with Margaret and Jimmy Campbell. They were a wonderful couple to know and love. I hope they are together again.

Love Carolyn

Sybil, Pat and family

Our deepest condolences.

Let us gather, hearts entwined, To celebrate a life, that once did shine, Our dear friend, a soul so bright,
A testament to love, and highland light. We’ll share our memories, laugh and cry, Recount the moments, days gone by, Their spirit lingers, a gentle breeze, A life well lived, forever at ease. With joy and sorrow, we’ll raise our voice, In honour of the life, that was their choice. Our dear friend, a love so true, A highland gathering, in skies so blue.

Rest in peace Maggie

Margaret was always such a pleasure to talk with. As a client, she often shared stories about her younger years, her love for her family, and her beloved furry companion, Misty. She spoke about her grandchildren often and was so proud of all they’d accomplished. She had a joyful spirit and a deep appreciation for life. I hope she rests peacefully, knowing the impact she made on those around her.

Margaret always made a point to get out to see us when we visited Bolton or Caledon East and we are truly grateful for the time we were able to spend with her. She was honestly one of my biggest cheerleaders, she alway made a point to sit down with me and tell me what a great job I was doing with my girls, how wonderful and polite they were. During those conversations she would point at Kira and say I love all 3 but there is just something about that one there!!! I don’t know if it was the long conversations they had about haircare or if she just somehow knew Kira needed a cheerleader too. We will miss her dearly and will always be thankful for the time we had with her.