Contributions to the tribute of Margaret Ann Forde

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Joanne Kearsey posted a symbolic gesture

Friday, September 3, 2021

I was deeply saddened to learn that dear Margaret passed away last summer. My deepest condolences to Margaret's family. I had the pleasure of working with Margaret at CAE. She was a sweet, gentle soul and a consummate professional. Many CAE employees would wander down to the library to visit our friendly librarian, Margaret. I admired her courage and independence and how she faced her health issues. I was relieved when Margaret decided to move to St. Catharines to be close to her family. I was not surprised when Margaret told be how involved she had become with her Church. Her faith was the cornerstone of her life. She had a great retirement in the bosom of her family. Rest in peace my dear friend.....I know you will help St. Peter keep his records in order!!! Joanne Kearsey

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Grace Forde posted a condolence

Thursday, June 25, 2020

When I was a little girl, my sister Margaret was the fastest person I knew on two feet. I had to try to keep up with her on the way to catch the public transportation. I walked a few steps, chipped a few steps and ran a few steps, but she never slowed down. She was the most accurate propeller of a slipper off her foot to the back of your head when you did some wrong and tried to escape, never failed. Margaret was also my first Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) Bible Club teacher. I remember raising my hand almost every week for counseling for salvation; she was patient with me. Bible Club was still a part of her life until she became ill 3 years ago. As we grew up she was the organized one (had it all together), and it was hard to believe when she got ill. I know it was hard for her to sit still but she managed as best as she could. I trust her life would be an inspiration to many. As my big brother Robert used to say "See you later kid." Grace (sister)

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Phillip Roberts posted a condolence

Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Margaret was a faithful member of our assembly in Montreal. Even after she moved to St. Catharines, some of us would make the drive down to visit with her. She still remembered some of her French and would often ask us to read the Bible to her en français. She was a very principled woman who loved the Lord, and his people. She enjoyed the fellowship at Scotlea Gospel Chapel in St. Catharines just as she did with us at Bethel Gospel Chapel in Montreal. She was quite an independent woman, very opinionated, but in a respectful 'old-school' Caribbean Christian way.

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Sunday, June 21, 2020

Margaret Ann Forde

1949 - 2020

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