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In Loving Memory
Margaret Elizabeth Thompson
15 March 1942 — 8 April 2026
Aged 84
Margaret was a beloved mother, grandmother, and friend to so many. Born in Manchester, she spent her life bringing warmth and laughter to everyone she met. A passionate gardener, an excellent cook, and a woman who always had time for a cup of tea and a chat.
She will be deeply missed by all who knew her, but her kindness and spirit will live on in the hearts of her family and the countless lives she touched.
Tributes & Memories
Words from those who loved Margaret
Susan Clarke
· Friend and neighbour 10 April 2026
Margaret was the kindest person I ever knew. She welcomed me into the street when we moved in twenty years ago and we became the best of friends. I will miss our Wednesday morning coffees more than words can say. Rest peacefully, dear Margaret.
James Thompson
· Grandson 10 April 2026
Nan, you were the absolute heart of our family. Every Sunday roast, every birthday, every Christmas — you made them all special. The grandkids are drawing pictures for you and we've put them on the fridge, just like you always did with ours. We love you so much.
Pat and Derek Williams
· Friends from Wilmslow Bowls Club 10 April 2026
We are so sorry to hear about Margaret's passing. She was a wonderful woman with a heart of gold. Our thoughts are with the whole family at this difficult time. She will be greatly missed by everyone at the bowls club.
Dr Sarah Henley
· Margaret's GP 11 April 2026
Margaret was one of those rare patients who always brightened the surgery with her smile and her stories. She faced her illness with remarkable dignity and grace. It was a privilege to have known her. My sincere condolences to the family.
Emily Richards
· Former piano student 11 April 2026
Mrs Thompson taught me piano when I was seven years old. She had infinite patience and always had custard creams ready for after the lesson. I'm now a music teacher myself and I think of her every time a child plays their first scale. Thank you for everything, Margaret.
Robert Thompson
· Son 12 April 2026
Mum, I don't really have the words yet. You were everything to us. Dad would have been so proud of how you carried on after he went. I hope you're together again now, arguing about whose turn it is to make the tea. We love you always.
