Book of Memories for Margaret "Margie" Tomasino

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Sat, 25 Oct 2014 21:21:41 EDT

Story shared: 1 Funny Store of her

Sat, 25 Oct 2014 21:03:32 EDT

For those of you who didn't know this, Aunt Margie was "terrified" of storms, whenever they were home and a storm was coming, she used to unplug everything and make Uncle Maze go down to the basement and "wait out" the storm. One day back in the late 60's, she came over for a bite to eat, the weather got nasty outside and we had the TV on. They announced that we are under a Tornado Warning and some Tornado's have been spotted. She starts to get nervous and pace back and forth, my mom and dad tried to calm her down but she wasn't having it, she was looking out the front window and a gust of wind came up and tore off the neighbors front awning, she screams outloud, "That's it, it's here, Everybody get downstairs now and starts pushing us down the stairs, we get downstairs and she's shaking, crying and falling apart, in the middle of trying to console her, my Dad starts laughing uncontrollably at her until he's now crying, she's hitting him in the arm and telling him how serious this is and he can't stop laughing at his sister and how freaked out she is, it turns into all of us laughing until the storm passed and she calmed down. You had to be there, it was hillarious, like one of those scene's off of the Carol Burnett Show from back in the day. She will be sadly missed, God Bless Aunt Marge, I know your with your family now, Love Always, your nephew G.

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Sat, 25 Oct 2014 20:56:17 EDT

I really can't believe she's gone. I imagine that my father was waiting for her with open arms calling her "Scag" his nickname for her. They had a lot of good times with her and so did we. We lived across the street and were always over each others houses,eating lauging and talking, always around the kitchen table. Well, my very 1st Memory of Aunt Marge was November 22, 1963, I was only 3 years old with a photographic memory. Aunt Marge, my Mom and I were at a store called Allmart, it was about 12:30 in the afternoon, the store manager got on the loud speaker and said, "Ladies & Gentlemen" I have a serious announcement to make, Our President, John F. Kennedy has been shot, I repeat, our President has been shot. My mom pulled me out of the cart, we left the carts right were they were and ran out of the store, Aunt Marge drove us home and ran across the street, we all put our TV's on, within a short few minutes, the husband came home also, the Steel Mills sent everybody home because of the tragedy, everyone just watched while they announced that our President is Dead, my Dad got on the phone with Aunt Marge and they cried.

Condolence From Christina Botirius

Mon, 06 Oct 2014 10:30:35 EDT

You were a big part of my life from when I was a little girl on into my senior years. I will always remember your wonderful wit and your beautiful smile. RIP Marge.

Condolence From Gregg & Amy McDowell

Fri, 03 Oct 2014 18:02:53 EDT

Michael, very sorry to hear of your Mothers passing. It was a long time ago, but I remember her and know you will miss her. You have our deepest sympathy. Class of 67 member and friend, Gregg McDowell and wife Amy.

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