Birth date: May 10, 2012
Margaret "Margery" Hopkins, 98, formerly of Stafford Springs, CT, passed away on Thursday, May 10, 2012. She was born in Brooklyn, NY, on December 15, 1913 to the late Frank and Margaret (O'Brien) Hopkins. She was predeceased by s Read Obituary
Dear Friends,
Aunt Marge will always be remembered for her great faith and vibrant spirit. She was an inpiration of self-determination and knowing who she was. I remember her fondly from church ,of course, but also from the gatherings at Frank and Wendy's over the years I was in Stafford Springs.
God's blessings - always
Fr. Richard-Jacob
I hope Ms.Hopkins family realizes what a quiet postive impact she had on the lives of the students and student teachers that were observers or recipients of her talents. As I now get ready to retire from almost 40 years of teaching in District 20,I remember most those that taught by their example. Thank you for sharing her with us.
Dear Tom and the Hopkins family, I want to thank you for bringing Marge to Lanessa. She was a remarkable woman. Who knoew that this little 90 pound woman would have such an impact on our lives at Lanessa. She was one amazing and classy lady. I first was her therapist but then became her friend. I truly thank god for the time I had with her. I wish I had more. I will cherish in my heart always my dear friend Marge and I will miss her, I already do. Love you Marge, Janice
To the Hopkins family, I'm so sorry for your loss. Margery was a little lady with a big heart. Thanks for sharing her with us here at Lanessa, also known to margery as Vanessa she seemed to like that name better, lol That's just one of the things she did to make us laugh. I love you, and will miss you dearly. Thanks for the laughs.
Thank you, Hopkins family, for sharing Margery with us all these years. She was "on loan" to the Becker family as far back as I can remember, and every memory is full of affection and a great deal of humor. We were truly blessed.
Deeply sorry to hear about Margie's passing. I am the daughter of Eleanor who was her classmate along with Monsenior Parks at St. Thomas Aquinas. Tom Hopkins knew my mom as Apple Cherry Berry at Breezy Point. Mom passed away three years ago, so I know they are together now.
-Regina Skelly
I remember that when I planned Maggie's bridal shower, Aunt Marge was the first one to RSVP! She was so organized, competent and funny, with a great wry sense of humor! A great lady who will be missed
Dear Mary & Allison, Our hearts go out to you at this very sad time. We know how much Aunt Marge meant to you. May the best of who she was, live on in you and her family. We send out prayers for Charlie, Maggie and Sam as well as the entire Hopkins clan. Love, David & Betty Adams
