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Volume 5, Page 35. "Margaret was a very caring and generous person. She believed if you had a need to be credited for your giving to others, you did it for the wrong reason. She most always gave to others without being known. Over the last forty years of her life she gave several hundred thousand dollars of her wealth to churches, nonprofits, humanitarian organizations and individuals. By 2021, Margaret and Noble completed the sales of their Moon Lake farm and ten apartment complexes, and liquidated all their holdings with the exception of Friars Point Village and their Viola home and property. For the first time they had become completely retired. Margaret's entire life was blessed with perfect health, and she was never sick. Because she was so healthy, Noble would tease her and say, 'You are a low maintenance woman.' For the past ten years Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota had been Margaret's primary care doctors. She traveled yearly to Mayo for her annual health checkups. Margaret spent March 1, through March 5, 2021, at Mayo Clinic receiving her annual health checkup. The results were as it had been her entire life zero-health issues and extremely healthy. This was the beginning of the last, dark and agonizing chapter of her life."
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Volume 5, Page 35. "Margaret was a very caring and generous person. She believed if you had a need to be credited for your giving to others, you did it for the wrong reason. She most always gave to others without being known. Over the last forty years of her life she gave several hundred thousand dollars of her wealth to churches, nonprofits, humanitarian organizations and individuals. By 2021, Margaret and Noble completed the sales of their Moon Lake farm and ten apartment complexes, and liquidated all their holdings with the exception of Friars Point Village and their Viola home and property. For the first time they had become completely retired. Margaret's entire life was blessed with perfect health, and she was never sick. Because she was so healthy, Noble would tease her and say, 'You are a low maintenance woman.' For the past ten years Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota had been Margaret's primary care doctors. She traveled yearly to Mayo for her annual health checkups. Margaret spent March 1, through March 5, 2021, at Mayo Clinic receiving her annual health checkup. The results were as it had been her entire life zero-health issues and extremely healthy. This was the beginning of the last, dark and agonizing chapter of her life."
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- Description: Volume 5, Page 35. "Margaret was a very caring and generous person. She believed if you had a need to be credited for your giving to others, you did it for the wrong reason. She most always gave to others without being known. Over the last forty years of her life she gave several hundred thousand dollars of her wealth to churches, nonprofits, humanitarian organizations and individuals. By 2021, Margaret and Noble completed the sales of their Moon Lake farm and ten apartment complexes, and liquidated all their holdings with the exception of Friars Point Village and their Viola home and property. For the first time they had become completely retired. Margaret's entire life was blessed with perfect health, and she was never sick. Because she was so healthy, Noble would tease her and say, 'You are a low maintenance woman.' For the past ten years Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota had been Margaret's primary care doctors. She traveled yearly to Mayo for her annual health checkups. Margaret spent March 1, through March 5, 2021, at Mayo Clinic receiving her annual health checkup. The results were as it had been her entire life zero-health issues and extremely healthy. This was the beginning of the last, dark and agonizing chapter of her life."
- Creator(s): Crigler, Noble T.
- Date: 2021
- Call Number: Z/2391.000/S
- Filename: 159043-5-036.tif