Lori Derraugh (Friend)
February 2, 2018
Margaret was a long time participant in my fitness walking class at the Rady JCC and was very committed to coming three times a week for many years. We became good friends and shared many great conversations over the years!
Al Thomson (Son-in-law)
February 2, 2018
Margaret's passing has had a profound effect on our family. As her newest son-in-law, it was a privilege for me to be able to assist Nancy with her Mom's ever-increasing needs throughout this past year. On her numerous trips to appointments we would have fun and conversations in the 'Thomson Taxi'. She always faced her various ordeals with grace and determination. I'm going to miss her cooking, her dry humour and her strict adherence to form. Sleep in peace Margaret. Your loving son-in-law Al.
Andrea (I work at the Portsmouth Retirement Reside
February 2, 2018
Working at the Portsmouth where Mrs. Yeats lived and seeing her everyday was a joy. No matter what was going on she always had that little smile on her face and soon to follow was a quick witted comment. She had my heart the first day I met her and I truly miss seeing her sweet face when I go into work. Rest in peace Mrs. Yeats and may God bless you and your wonderful family.
Bernadette Holtman (Eibner) (Niece)
February 2, 2018
I worked at Charleswood Library for many years and Aunt Margaret was a regular. We had many wonderful conversations and I got to know her and she me. She was a lovely, interesting, understanding person. I saw her only once since my retirement but am grateful for knowing her during our library visits.
