Birth date: Jul 4, 1924 Death date: Aug 2, 2020
Marguerite W. Kirkpatrick, age 96, passed away on Sunday, August 2, 2020. She was born in Hendersonville, Tennessee on July 4, 1924 to the late Irby and Lola Hutchison. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her Read Obituary
Marguerite was someone I loved. She was thoughtful, kind and generous in a very quite way. I have been missing her within our circle of "eat out" buddies, where I loved and enjoyed her wit and wisdom. I pray for your peace and comfort.
Joan Upchurch
DHUMC
Marguerite was my Mom's (Mattie Carlock Key) first cousin. She was always such a fun vibrant woman. I loved her dearly and will miss her sweet spirit. We wish you all peace, love and comfort in the days ahead.
Cindy and Rick Rouch
Have really missed seeing her. She and mom were such good friends. A wonderful, beautiful lady through and through. Thinking about all of you during this time, I know it is so sad to say Goodbye
Marguerite liked to "keep up with" people in Shackle Island so we talked when something was happening. She liked to remind me that she baby sat me (a long time ago). She was always so happy and positive and a pleasure to be around. She was a special person.
With fond memories !
Mary Montgomery Murrah
Marguerite, what a wonderful lady. We enjoyed golfing with her. We remember fondly, "Cut that putt! Or "Well that is where you aimed!". Noone and I mean noone could drive the driveway into Ravenwood with the speed and accuracy that she did. We fondly rember her. Rest in peace dear sweet Lady!
Lilian Corraza
Wayne and Muriel Birkett
Betsy and Patsy, I'm so sorry about your mom's passing. I was always so amazed to hear she was playing golf, playing cards, enjoying her children and grandchildren. So active. Mighty impressive. I know you will miss her. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love, Maria McGaha
Marguerite was one of the kindest, sweetest and positive people I have ever met. I loved her enthusiasm and zest for life. Knowing her was a great honor. She will definitely leave a hole in many hearts.
