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MARGUERITE HENDERSON BULLOCH (MCKAY)
Date of Passing: Mar 14, 2020
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MARGUERITE (MCKAY) HENDERSON
BULLOCH
1924 - 2020
Marguerite was predeceased by her husband Roland Henderson, son Scott Henderson, son-in-law John Howlett, and husband Don Bulloch.
She is lovingly remembered by her families, Rolanda (Dennis) Eirikson, Marilyn Howlett, Bruce (Phyllis) Henderson; grandchildren, Graham, Denisa (Andrew), Alana - Dawn (Dylan), Laura (Mike), Leanne (Ken), Darren (Courtney), Jack (Amanda), and Scott; great-grandchildren, McKenna, Paige, Ty, Anna, Joshua, William, and Emily; Alyson Bulloch, Tom and Lynda Bulloch; Fred and Lezley Bulloch; Andy Bulloch (John); grandchildren, Cam (Lindsey), Rob (Stacey), Matty (Mallory), Malcom, Angus (Kaitlyn); great-grandchildren, Langston, and Harrison.
Marguerite was born in 1924 and proudly raised by her parents in Calgary, AB. Being an only child, Marguerite always had a pet dog to keep her company and the love of animals continued throughout her life. Marguerite met Dad in Vancouver, BC during the Second World War, and were married in Winnipeg in 1947. Mom was a devoted wife and mother raising four children, and Dad successfully managed the family business, Henderson Oil Co. She was a very loving mother and grandmother, and never failed to be an enthusiastic spectator at her family's sporting events!
She was also a very astute, bright women, who went to work at Henderson Oil, upon Roland's death in 1970. Marguerite remarried Don Bulloch in 1982 and extended her love to his four children. Around this time, she opened the successful Tea Cozy in Osborne Village. She was devoted to volunteer work in her retirement years, her life was well lived, and she always had a positive outlook. Marguerite will be remembered for her loving-kindness, her beautiful, bright smile, her graciousness and thoughtfulness to others.
In keeping with her wishes, a private family service will be held.
For those who wish to sign the online
Guest Book please visit www.chapellawn.ca
Chapel Lawn Funeral Home
204-885-9715
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Mar 21, 2020
Condolences & Memories (4 entries)
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Marguerite was a wonderful woman who loved her children and treasured her friends. Our condolences. Your loss is our loss. Jean Doern and Dan Millican - Posted by: Daniel Millican (Friend) on: Mar 25, 2020
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Mrs H (later Mrs B) was an omnipresent cheerful and enthusiastic fan at virtually all of my good buddy Bruce's many sporting events. I have endless memories of her cheering us on at our generally mediocre performances over the course of our typically valiant though vain efforts. I think she derived the greatest pleasure at Bruce and Freddy B's occasional minor successes at creating a small sliver of an opening for our stellar running back's bursts through the line, to the screaming adoration of the packed house at RH field. All kidding aside, Mrs H was an absolute saint. She went through more heartache than any soul should endure, and was unfailingly a bright and shining presence in the lives of any fortunate enough to know her. She had an abiding faith in Bruce and his motley collection of reprobate friends that bordered on absurd, with absolutely no evidence upon which to base such faith. She was an angel, and she will be sorely missed. God be with you, Mrs. H. Until we meet again... - Posted by: Brian Sharpe (Friend of the family/pseudo foster son) on: Mar 23, 2020
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Our sincere condolences to all the family. We remember your Mom well. She was a very beautiful & special lady. . We remember her at some of Graham’s basketball games cheering on her grandson. May all your wonderful memories of her sustain you during this sad time. Take care. - Posted by: Ken & Pat Mitchell (Friends of Rolanda & Dennis & family) on: Mar 21, 2020
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What a wonderful person. Thanks to my friendship with Marilyn, I got to know the Henderson family. What a lovely woman, gracious hostess, loving Mother, fun and intelligent. Mrs. Henderson always made me feel like part of the family during visits to their cottage at Victoria Beach or in the city. She will be missed by her family and friends and we will all treasure special memories of her. Marilyn please know I am thinking of you and will see you in Winnipeg later this Spring. Joan - Posted by: Joan Karlowsky (Friend ) on: Mar 21, 2020
