At Chateau Gardens, Parkhill, on Thursday, January 16, 2014, formerly of Bryanston in her 95th year. Beloved wife of the late Cliff Hartwick (1992). Dear mother of Vaughn and Rosemary Hartwick of Port Franks, and Brian and Tracy Hartwick of London. Dear grandmother of Justin and Maryangela; Stephanie and Sean; and Brandon and Taylor. Predeceased by her daughter Diane (1973).
Friends may call at the Haskett Funeral Home, one hour prior to the funeral service, which will be held on Monday, January 20th at 10:30 AM with Pastor Paul Vollick officiating.
Interment Medway Cemetery, Middlesex Centre.
HARTWICK: Margaret (Gidley) formerly of Bryanston
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Richard Austin
I just learned of Aunt Margaret passing
Vaughn, Brian and families.
My
deepest condolences
Richard Austin
David and Barbara White (Gidley)
I’ll never forget how accepting and loving my Aunt Margaret was.
She shared so many wonderful stories of my Dad (her brother Ed who passed away in 1949), stories that I will always cherish. Our visits were always special and Dave, my Mom and I always looked forward to seeing her. We will miss her bright eyes and warm smile.
Rest in peace Aunt Margaret and God bless.
You will always remain in our hearts and memories.
Love Barb and Dave
Dennis Gidley
Vaughan, Brian and Families….my deepest condolences on the loss of your Mother, my Aunt. I have many fond memories of times I spent with your Mom, who was like my second mother dating back to the years in Granton. A trip to Sudbury with your Dad, Mom, Diane and you Vaughan, as a baby, when your Dad worked for Vessot in the 1950’s. Summer vacations with your Mom and Dad for me and my brothers and sisters to give our own parents a rest. Truly a second home. Backyard skating in Bryanston on the rink your Dad built along with the hot chocolate your Mom kept us warm with…And who can forget the time spent at the cottage at Port Franks where your Mom was host to us and our friends on many summer Sunday afternoons.
Fondly remembered ….Dennis
Vaughan and Rosemary Hartwick
Our words cannot express our sincere thanks for all of your condolences so beautifully written about Marg, beloved mother,
grand-mother and great grand-mother…
So we leave you with the words of one of her favorite songs,
“May the God Lord bless and keep you till we meet again!”
Gary Maslen
Vaughn, Brian and Families:
So sorry to hear of your loss. I will always remember her as a kind and generous woman. I also remember the great times that we had at the cottage. She will be remembered.
Gary, Heather and Dan
Bruce Maslen & Deborah Moore
Our sincere sympathies at this time of sorrow. Cliff has a bottle of wine ready for her to share with him I’m sure.
Gary Gidley
Brian and Vaughn and families
It’s tough to say good-bye to my dear aunt Margaret . She was a huge part of my growing up , essentially a second mom to all of us Gidley kids. She kept us guys in line, and was always very sweet and funny.
My sincere condolences to you guys. Aunt Margaret will never be forgotten.
Clarke and Grace Rollings anf family
Vaughan, Brian and families;
We were sorry to see where you had lost Margaret. Your family were great neighbours when we all lived in Bryanston. We have many pleasant memories of Margaret playing the piano in the church with her brother Bert at the organ. Treasure all the beautiful memories you have of her.
Connie Ramsay /Trudgeon
Vaughn & Brian and families sorry t o hear about your mom,s passing. she was a great person .our families go back a many years ,with memories ,too many to talk about. jim and I are out of the country . god bless and cherish great memories jim and connie ….
Emily Austin
I am so sorry and saddened to have lost my rock,my inspiration, my loving friend and someone who treated me always as family.
We shared a journey together and we had many fun times.We were always so close and shared so much from the time we met.
It was the closest thing to having a mother. No one will ever know truly how much we shared and loved each other.
I will always remember as she referred to me as “kid” and she was always “my Aunt Margaret”. A true treasure a strong women who always stayed strong for everyone. Her love for music and even sometimes when she didn’t feel like playing for me she always did. The last song she sang and played at Chateau Gardens last year was “Easter Bonnet” Vaughn ,Rose,Tracey Brian and family my sincerest condolences. She will never be forgotten. Until we meet again.
Lovingly Emily AKA Kid Christeen sends her sincerest condolences as well.
Linda Maslen
Brian,Vaughn and families.I am so sorry to hear about Marg,she was a fantastic lady.I remember all the great time we had at the cottage in Port Franks when we were small.You have my deepest sympathies.
Dale and Hellen Bulanda and family
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family at this sad time. May it bring you comfort to know others are thinking of you.
Don and Margaret (Schendera) Watt
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Memories of Margaret at Bryanston Church playing the piano and her brother Bert playing the organ for the Sunday services. My children both were in the junior choir when she was the choir leader. Margaret and her Bryanston friends always enjoyed bowling when Don owned the bowling lanes.
Donna & Bob Maslen
We are very sorry to hear of your Mother’s passing. We remember the fun times with your Mom and Dad at the cottage in Port Franks, and their many visits to Lucan. Our thoughts are with you and your families during this difficult time.
Bob and Janet Baker (Nee Westman)
We were saddened to read this morning of your Mother’s passing. She has always been a great friend of My Mother (Shirley) and my late aunt,Connie Dann. Throughout their lives from public school on they shared so many special times together. I know you will all treasure the wonderful memories you have of your Mother, Mother-in-law and Grandmother. Our sincere sympathy,
Kind Regards,
Janet & Bob Baker
Margaret McCullough
To Vaughn & Brian and families:
My sincere sympathy to you at this sad time. I remember Margaret
going back many years when her family was very small and she
would bring them to Bryanston W.I. That was when it was held in
homes. As a teenager I was often invited to sing at the meetings.
Margaret was lovely person always with a gentle smile. I know you
will all miss her but keep your memories alive by speaking to your
children about her caring ways.
Margaret(Needham) McCullough
Marnie Hope (Gidley)
Brian, Vaughan and families:
A great loss for the Gidley family, your Mom, my Aunt, who always treated myself and brothers and sisters like a part of her family.
We all shared great fun with your family during the ‘cottage years’ at Port Franks. It seems like only yesterday, when Diane, Pat and myself would spend a summer week at the cottage, walking the beach and enjoying marshmellow roasts by a campfire, which Uncle Cliff would get going for us after dark. Those were the days of innocent fun.
Christmas’ with our two families was always special. Your Mom made certain that everyone received a present, much to our delight. Monies were tight, so we treasured these gifts.
As her namesake, I will always hold a special place in my heart for my ‘great’ Aunt Margaret.
Loved and Cherished forever…Marnie and Ron
Gladys Shaw
My sympathy to all of Marg,’s devoted family. Your Mother and Grandmother was a lovely, warm lady, and gracious hostess. She has been missed these past years. Sincerely, Gladys