Birth date: Sep 19, 1937 Death date: Sep 6, 2020
Margaret Ann Barton, 82, of Dallas, Texas passed away on September 6, 2020 in Dallas, Texas of Pancreatic Cancer. She was born on September 19, 1937 to Walter Leopold Marx and Esther Martha Marx in Saint Louis, Missouri. She marri Read Obituary
Dear Aunt Margaret,
We are so grateful for having you in our lives. You are everything that we ever needed or wanted in an Aunt. Your love is genuine, warm and unconditional. You make our lives better.
Know that you are missed but will forever live in our hearts. Give MiMi and Papa a hug for me and tell them I will be there soon enough.
All our love,
Todd, Lori, Carrie & Ricky
PS - Is there scotch in heaven?
Margaret and I were co-workers at Texas Instruments. She was very knowledgeable and had a reputation for being very good at her job. She had a wonderful humor and will be missed by all that knew her....Suzanne Thomas
I have the fondest memories of Margaret who had the kindest heart. My family so enjoyed our times together both in the USA & England, much fun, laughter and good times were had. Margaret was great company with a good sense of humour... we treasure the time we’ve had together. May her soul find peace and sending much love to Gene at this sad time, what a great lady you married. Big hug from across the pond Gene xx. Maria & family
Margaret was a wonderful, amazing, caring and loving lady that I loved so much. She was always there when I needed to talk. Margaret and Gene were one of my and Art’s dearest and closest friends. We had so many great times at the Elks Lodge and enjoyed traveling together. In the last years we were separated by distance but always kept in contact with each other. Distance did not keep us apart in our heart. We always took time to catch up. Gene I know you and the girls will miss her. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Dorothy Tyde
Macon, GA
Mom and Dad started dating in high school. He chose this photo to use because he said "this is the way I always saw her."
I love you Mom.
Diane
Margaret Barton – What an amazing lady! I was lucky enough to call her Aunt. She had such an uplifting spirit and was always upbeat! Her one-line zingers were always great and always made me laugh. Distance and life separated us the last several years, but my whole family had a ball every time we would get to visit with Aunt Margaret and Uncle Gene and on lucky occasions Diane. We could never get enough, and our visits would stretch into hours of amazing memories of our families growing up together over the years from St. Louis to Warsaw to Terre Haute to Lake Texoma and Dallas - fun across the
country. She will be greatly missed!
I always called Margaret "Sweetie" because she was one of the sweetest ladies I knew. Margaret and Gene are my very best friends and she will be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to Gene and their family for this great loss.
Allen Everts
