SMITH – Margaret Beryl (née Hetherington)

Aunty Margaret,
We will miss our day trips to Sandy Point to have a cuppa and chat with you and uncle Tom. Thank you for always having the time to teach Millie new card games. We will miss you.
Love Katie, Daniel, Millie and Olivia xo

Auntie Marg, what can I say. You were one in a million, you were always there for us 6 girls growing up. You took1or 2 of us into your home when needed for that we are forever grateful. All of our children knew auntie Marg and uncle Tom. You were and still are truly loved and respected. My heart goes out to uncle Tom who was never far behind auntie Marg. It was rare to see one without the other. To Craig,Mark and Meredith and their families my condolences. She went to sleep peacefully and probably dreaming of you all. Chris and Don Seymour. Xxxxxx

Margaret you will be missed,RIP dear friend.So sorry for your Loss Tom.

I think I’m in shock.
Got the phone call i didn’t expect. My last remaining auntie passed away.
Let me tell you a little about this wonderful lady.
As a child she was always there for we 6 girls.
As a teenager she was my rock and anchor during circumstances beyond my control. I spent weekends with her and uncle Tom.
She would visit me and always ask me on our weekly calls if I needed anything and she would bring it with her.(no i wasn’t in jail) then when I had my children she was always there to give advice. Whether asked for or not. Lol.
Then in my 30s she supported me through something horrific.
Even though I probably didn’t show it enough I loved you dearly Auntie Margaret
Love to Uncle Tom. Craig. Mark. Meredith and families xxxx

Was nice to have met you margret suzi fioanna sister rest in peace

Sally and I pass on our sympathy to Tim in the passing of his beloved wife Margaret. A quiet unassuming person, Marg. was always prepared to help where needed. Sally and I were fellow soldiers with Margaret and Tom for many years at The Salvation Army in Morwell, and we’re sure this lovely lady will be warmly welcomed into Heaven.
Brian and Sally Milkins.

My deepest condolences to Tom and family, A beautiful lady, had the pleasure of working with Marg at Salvation Army thrift shop alongside Tom.

Margie has given us a lifetime of love and memories and will be missed beyond words , to Tom, Craig Mark and Meredith and family and friends so sorry for your loss , I’m sure she’s already put the kettle on in heaven and catching up with loved ones past , may she rest in peace
Love from Bernadette and Matt xoxo

Aunty Margaret,
It is so sad that you have gone and you will be greatly missed,
our deepest sympathy goes to Uncle Tom and Craig,
Mark and Meredith.
love Alan, Helen and Kyle

To my wonderful Aunty, who was so much more than just an aunt—she was like a second mum to me.
Growing up, life had its ups and downs, but through every good and bad time, she was the steady hand Matthew and I could always rely on. She stepped up for us in ways I can never fully repay.
My favourite memories are of our family holidays at Sandy Point, always laughing and having so much fun on the beach. And I’ll never forget our days in the Salvos; I loved playing the timbrel, but the best part was seeing her face in the audience every single time I played.
Even when I moved away, our bond stayed strong. We kept in touch through phone calls and letters in the mail, keeping each other part of our lives despite the distance. I am so incredibly grateful for our time together in 2024. I’m so glad I got to look her in the eye and thank her for everything she did for us. All her love and effort certainly didn’t go unnoticed.
Aunty, thank you for being our rock. You loved us like your own, and we love you more than words can say and we will miss you more than words could ever describe