Cady, Marguerite Marie

Frank, Lee, Paul, Theresa, Joe, Valerie and Georgia
So sorry for your loss. Marguerite was a sweet and smart lady who I enjoyed working with for many years. We became good friends which brought my family and I close to many of you. I treasure the times we had together and my visits with Frank on the phone now! We take trips down memory lane quite often. Just know that everyone in Ringling is keeping you and your family in our prayers this week.
Love
Barry, Deborah and Karra Benson

Frank: We saw the notice of Marguarite's passing in the Casper newspaper. We were very saddened by the news. We are also married classmates from NCHS Class of 1951. We have many fond memories of our high school days and our classmates, as well as all of the class reunions we have attended. We have never missed one of them. We remember especially Marguerite's very active involvement in so many of the student groups and organizations. Hardly a day went by that her name didn't come in connection with some student activity. Although we have had little contact with you, Frank, or Marguerite, since we graduated from high school, we certainly remember you being at the class reunions. We have also been aware of the difficulties that you have had for the last several years. You must know that your beloved Marguerite is now in the blessed house of the Lord. God bless you and your family.

I have many fond memories of Marguerite. She and I were classmates since
first grade at St. Anthony school. When we were about 7 years old, she
wanted me to come play with her at her house. I hesitated because I was
not feeling real well. Marguerite had a broken arm.

The next day, I came down with chicken pox. Needless to say, Marguerite
got them too a few weeks later. That was a bad deal - she still had a
cast on her arm. It made it very uncomfortable.

Her Mother was the Brownie troop leader. I remember many attempts she
made to have us all act ladylike. We did so - at least in her presence.

Marilyn McReynolds Ladd

Vonda Alexander Clark sends condolences to the family of Marguerite. I knew her many years, at least from Junior High through high school, and remember her beautiful voice and her time as drum majorette. She was striking in appearance, with her blond hair and cute figure. I am sorry the last years of her life were so challenging.May God comfort and bless all of you.