The obituary notice of Margaret Elizabeth (Madge) MCGRATH

From Father Russell Wright


Some people always leave an impression on your life…Madge’s deep faith, her thoughtfulness and generosity , her ‘joie de vivre’ her complete love and devotion for her son Damien, and , of course, her
“Greater than the Great British Bake Off” baking skills are just a few that left a mark on my Spirit. Love and prayers Brother. Could the Heavenly Banquet get any better?? …ABSOLUTELY !!!

Rest in the Joy of the Lord

Russell xxx 

Madge will truly be missed by the whole Teggin family. She was always such a bright force and will always be part of our fondest memories. Although it saddens us to that she is no longer on this Earth to bring smiles to so many, we know she lived one of the best lives! Love, Betty, Russell, Georgina, Jen, Alex and Eric

Aunt Madge, You are missed by family, friends and all who knew you. You helped me every Friday when Helen and Rose were born and Erica still a baby. You made my wedding cake and the girl's birthday cakes when they were younger. You loved life, laughter, Anton Du Beke and gin and tonic on a Saturday evening. God bless
Julie and family

Can’t believe you’re gone Aunty Madge… but I have so many wonderful memories of times spent with you. Playing the guitar at HCPT masses, laughing hysterically when playing the silliest games on Christmas Day, you showing me how to make the most beautiful icing flowers… they were such happy times. You were always smiling, always laughing. Love you Aunty Madge, Fi. xxxx

Aunty Madge, We will miss you very much, you will always be in our thoughts and in our hearts.
We've got such great memories of afternoons spent at your house and the wonderful memories you shared with such Joie de Vivre!
Rest in Peace

Aunty Madge, I have so many wonderful memories of you. Picnics in the Lake District when Damien & I were little (cooking sausages on a primus); getting lost in Wales with us following you, Uncle Paul & Damien in your car. Then as we grew up being given permission to call you Madge when I turned 18 & Damien calling mum Veronica (still feels weird so many years later). The jewelry box you gave me for my 21st birthday that I still use today (33 yrs later). Your wedding present to Adrian & I - our wedding cake with the chocolate middle tier because we don't like fruit cake. You were an amazing, wonderful lady who will always be in my heart. Please give Uncle Paul & dad a kiss from me.
Love Alex