Margaret Lange Pollock

Dear Aunt Margaret,
I'm so happy I got to see you this past summer and that you got to meet my girls before going on to be with our Lord. I know that it meant a lot to you that we were able to stop by to see you. I only wish I would have been able to stop by more over the years that I have been away. You have a special place in my heart as both my aunt and my Godmother. I cherish all the great times we had together when I was growing up. You were always there for me. We had so much fun together, going fishing, enjoying the beach and just taking in life. I remember those days as if they were yesterday. God bless you. You will be missed.

I was so sorry to hear of her passing. She was a dear, sweet lady. She and dad had many good times and made many great memories together. She will be sorely missed by all who knew her.

Today you were buried next to your husband and with your family. It has been quite a journey Miss Margie but I would not have wanted to be anywhere else than by your side, as you have been by mine for the past 15 years. You were, and will continue to be the best friend anyone could ever have. I miss you more than words can say. You took a piece of me with you. We came across a listing of the jobs you've held after leaving the convent...Telephone Company- 2 yrs, Dallas Williams - 2 yrs, Dr. Broussard, Orthodontist - 4 mths, Sanitary Chem -4 yrs, United Gas - 1 1/2 yrs, Lamar Univ for teaching degree - 4 yrs, Assumption School - 4 yrs, St. Mary's - over a year, South Park - 2 yrs, Pine Forest Elem in Vidor - 18 yrs, St. Anthony's - 1 yr...American National Bank,sold photographs, and I know that you spent the remainder of your life volunteering at Columbia Hospital, MASH, St. Elizabeth's, Baptist and Buckner Children's Village comforting and helping others. I wish you could have stayed longer, but God needed his angel to come home. I love you so much Margaret. You will forever be a part of me...You will always be my Margie and I will always be your baby girl.

I am JC's oldest daughter & had been out of town until Thursday afternoon so did not hear of her passing until today. I know that she & our dad had many wonderful times going fishing, working in their garden & of course being with their beloved pets. I know that she brought much happiness to our dad's last few years & am sorry that I could not be here in time for her sevice. She was a very sweet lady & will be missed.

Dear Miss Margaret.
You touched many lives. thank you for blessing my friend Rhonda, with your presence in life. Through your friendship you have touched even more by being so special to her, than you will ever know. We will see you in heaven one day. Sing with the angels.

I have fond memories of teaching with Margaret at Pine Forest Elementary School many years ago. She was always so kind and helpful to me as a new teacher. We expecially enjoyed sharing any tidbit of news about our little chihuahua dogs. Those were good times. May God bless you, Margaret! Willie Mae Smith

I AM ONE OF THE COUNTLESS BLESSED STUDENTS THAT WAS TAUGHT BY MRS. LANGE. SHE TAUGHT ME 5TH GRADE SCIENCE AT PINE FOREST ELEMENTARY. SHE WAS KIND AND TAUGHT US WELL. I HAD THE PLEASURE OF SEEING MRS. LANGE A WHILE BACK AT OUR LADY OF LOURDES CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SHE WAS JUST AS SWEET AS SHE WAS THEN. MAY GOD BLESS HER FAMILY AND MAY THEY ALWAYS KNOW WHAT AN INSPIRATION SHE HAD ON ALL THE MANY STUDENTS SHE TAUGHT.

Romans 8:38-39
For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Miss Margaret, I miss you so much. I will forever cherish our times together and will look forward to never ever having to say goodbye to you again. XOXOXOX

I'm John's daughter.

Sorry to hear of her death. We hadn't spoken for many years but I still have fond memories from my childhood.