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MARGARET ANN WETZLER HENDRIX

 
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SAVANNAH, GEORGIA - Margaret Hendrix departed this life August 2, 2011 after a short illness. She was 87 and preceded in death by her husband of 59 years, John K. Hendrix. They are survived in life by their 4 children, Thomas Hendrix and wife Cindy of Petaluma, California, Stephen Hendrix and wife, Janet, of Savannah, Jeffrey Hendrix of Savannah, and Jane Hendrix Cheatham and husband, Ted, of Charleston, W.V. Also, are five grandchildren, Darren Hendrix, Ryan Hendrix, Emily Cheatham, Douglas Cheatham, and Jacqueline Hendrix.

John and Margaret, originally from Columbus Ohio, married in Savannah, 1943, while John was serving in the Army Air Corps. After the war, the John and Margaret moved to Savannah and raised their family. John Hendrix, a mechanical engineer, worked for Union Camp, eventually moving to New Jersey, Wisconsin, Kentucky and Georgia building plants for the manufacture of plastic bags. John and Margaret retired to Savannah in 1985. Margaret pursued her passions creating fabulous doll houses and accessories, and playing her piano. She also stayed involved with the community as a board member of the Dutch Island Home Owners Association. She will be deeply missed.

The funeral service was held at 2:30 o’clock Friday afternoon at the graveside, Forest Lawn Memory Gardens, conducted by The Reverend James W. Giddens.




Online Condolences (2)add
... : Peter & Georgia Dittmar
Your Mother was a very caring and beautiful southern lady. We are so sorry for your loss.Your family will be in our prayers. We will miss her.

Peter & Georgia


August 03, 2011
... : Pete Cawley
Dear Tom, Steve, Jeff, and Jane:
I did not know your Mom passed away until I returned from out of town. It was a great shock to me. I last saw her at your Father's funeral and she looked very good. She was such a kind and loving person. Whenever I met her she made me feel good. She gave me the feeling that she really cared how I was doing. She made me feel that way from the very first time I met her at your home when I was a young boy in scouts. I have always thought the world of your father and mother. I will miss them but I will never forget them. You are so fortunate to have been blessed with such wonderful parents. I pray that your many beautiful memories will bring comfort and peace to you in the days to come.

Your friend,

Pete Cawley
August 12, 2011
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