Margaret Eithun

I will always remember what a special person you were to all of our family. Aunt Margaret never forget how to have fun and her version of fun never grew old. We all remember how great she was at our last family reunion. All the stories she was able to remember , everything about all our lives. She even remember my parents address, when I was a baby. Our family loved her and will miss her deeply. Now she can play porker with all her brothers in heaven!!!!! Love and miss you, Kris Hildebrandt Stanek

Rest in peace, Margaret. It was a pleasure knowing you and celebrating all those birthdays on Christmas Eve. My deepest condolences to your children and loved ones, especially your son, Tom and his wife, Julie, my daughter. Blessings to all.

The first time I met Aunt Margaret I was very young and went to visit her at her home with my family. she showed us all the newspaper clippings she had collected about her son who had been cured of leukemia. I was struck by what an attractive and dignified woman she was and by how proud she was of her family. I lost touch with her for many years and then in 2001 as the result of my interest in genealogy I met her daughter Linda and was reunited with her and my whole Hildebrandt family. over the past years we shared many conversations both on the phone and in person. She had a wonderful memory and loved talking about herself and her family I will really miss her and our long conversations.