Mrs. Margie Anne McBroom

Birth date: Feb 26, 1936 Death date: Jan 11, 2016

Margie Anne McBroom of Madison, TN, passed away January 11, 2016. If ever there was a living angel, it was Margie. Her example of goodness, Christian faith, family, marriage, child raising and so much more was an inspiration. She Read Obituary

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Linda G. Mason

534w ago

Linda my thoughts and prayers are with you and all your family in the loss of your sidter. May God continually give you the strength you need to get through this tremendous loss. Linda Mason

Mary Williams

534w ago

Thanks for all the breakfast and hot tubs partys you were a special lady who loved to cook just like my Mom did I will never forget you for your kindness and loving heart. Mary Williams

Paula Pack

534w ago

in honor of Margie.

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534w ago

Sent a Serene Retreat to the McBroom family.

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535w ago

Sent a Sweet Tenderness to the McBroom family.

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535w ago

Sent a Country Basket Blooms to the McBroom family.

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535w ago

Sent an Enchanted Cottage to the McBroom family.

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Diane Ayers

535w ago

I would like to say a few words about this sweet lady. She was the most loveable lady I have ever met. I am one of her adopted daughters. We were not of the same blood, but that never made a difference to her.She adopted me because she loved me, and let me tell you it was mutual . She did so many things out of love for me, if you tried to pay her, she would get mad, saying I did it because I loved ya. She was a great friend, you could tell her anything and you knew it stayed right there with her, she was not a judgemental type person, only if you ask for advise did she give it. She taught me how to play Skip-bo (card game), and as far as I am concerned, she is "OUR Queen of Skip-b. RIP my friend, till we meet again.