Week 54 - Marguerite Barker RIP
Marguerite was taken from us on Saturday.
Margie has had some setbacks in the last few years. After a bad episode, her lung function was badly reduced, and she survived on a permanent oxygen supply. At home she had a machine which concentrated oxygen, and she could move anywhere in the house and garden, with the aid of a long plastic pipe. If she went out she had to carry a small oxygen cyclinder with her.
She was certainly at risk, but she soldiered on.
And then suddenly on Saturday she was gone.
Margie, rest in peace, and may there always be beautiful music with you in future.
Margie has had some setbacks in the last few years. After a bad episode, her lung function was badly reduced, and she survived on a permanent oxygen supply. At home she had a machine which concentrated oxygen, and she could move anywhere in the house and garden, with the aid of a long plastic pipe. If she went out she had to carry a small oxygen cyclinder with her.
She was certainly at risk, but she soldiered on.
And then suddenly on Saturday she was gone.
Margie's life was always full of music, and she had many friends in the local music community. In the last few months she finally completed her PhD dissertation, in an area of music education.
Margie, rest in peace, and may there always be beautiful music with you in future.
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