Margaret Bockhop

Maggie, may you Rest In Peace! You were my very first friend in Belmont outside of family! Dad (Russell) used to bring me to town with him often, and I would climb up on a bar stool near the donuts and malted milk balls and Maggie and I would visit and talk about all sorts of things. I remember her kindness and laughter and the treats she snuck to me so well! Then, when I got into high school and started working in Platteville, she would always come and see me at work. I always made sure we got a little chance to talk. I never remember seeing her without a smile or one of her hearty laughs! I still think for her often with great fondness and memories! Lois (Riechers) Blackbourn!

My condolences to the family and friends of Maggie.

Maggie; was a sweet heart.I always,will remember our visits,and coffee clutches.She will be missed!

We send our deepest sympathies to Maggie's family. Maggie was so friendly and nice. RIP Maggie. She showed me how to make the swiss steak and coleslaw when I started the Peace Lutheran fall dinner. She was such a giving person.

My sympathy to Maggie's family. I had the opportunity to get to know Maggie when she resided at Grays Nursing Hime, where I worked. After she was back in her home I'd stop in and have a chat. She was fun to have around and loved to tease and joke around. May she R.I.P