Andre and her hospice team, especially her case manager, Melissa, who have made her final days easier.Ī celebration of Margueritte’s life will be held on Saturday, April 1, at 1 p.m. Margueritte’s family wishes to express their gratitude to her caregivers at St. She was predeceased by the love of her life, her husband David a sister, Avis Spear and her parents Jennie and Carle Illsley. Her sister, Madeline Wagner of Auburn, also survives her. She is survived by three beloved grandchildren, David Stone of Arundel and Jessica Stone Newton and husband Adam of Fairfield.
Marguerrite is survived by three daughters, Davelyn Hayes of Limerick, Holly Hayes Wyman and husband Dean of Limerick, and Laura Hayes Stone and husband Fred of Arundel. Her favorite destination was Gettysburg, Pa. She also took many trips with Maine Line Tours. While a member of the Extension she and Virginia Libby won several ribbons at Acton Fair for the Limerick Extension. She was fortunate to travel to Puerto Rico for and Extension conference. Margueritte was raised in the Limerick Congregational Church and spent most of her adult life participating in the Ladies Circle/Women’s Fellowship, singing in the choir, teaching Sunday School and as a member of the Board of Deacons. Her work included school bus driver and private duty CNA. She was a hard worker and worked several different part time jobs in addition to taking care of her family and helping on the dairy farm. Margueritte was a dedicated wife, mother, wonderful cook/baker and dairy farmer. On March 29, 1948, Margueritte married David I. She graduated from Limerick High School in 1947. George Parish, Back Bay, New Brunswick to Jennie Leavitt Illsley and Carle L.
Andre Health Care Facility, Memory Care Unit, in Biddeford. Hayes, 94, a longtime resident of Limerick, died peacefully on Maat St.
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