Marguerite Shiber
September 24, 2014
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Marguerite E. Shiber, 96, passed away Wednesday, September 24, 2014 at Genesis Senior Living Center. She was born April 2, 1918 in Charles City, Iowa to Oscar and Martha Ehling.
Marguerite retired from Corwin’s Cleaners after 25 years of service and later went to work at the Wash House on Army Post Road. She also sold Avon for many years. Marguerite enjoyed the activities at the South Side Senior Center and watching her great-grandkids play in the backyard.
She is survived by her son, Gary (Stephanie) Shiber; daughter-in-law, Kim Shiber; grandchildren, Alisa, Stephen, Michael, Stacy, Todd, Hailey and T.J.; many great-grandchildren, and a host of extended family and friends.
Marguerite was preceded in death by her husband, Harry; son, Daryl; sisters, Loretta, Amelia and Mildred; and her brother, William.
A private family graveside service was held at Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
Online condolences may be expressed at
www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com.
Shirle Winkler (niece)
11/15/2014
Gary: just heard about your Mom, so sorry, I thought she might be like Loretta was and make it to 103. She is back with Harry and I know no aches and pains. She worked hard for this rest. It is tough being the last one of your immediate family. After mom passed, I lost my husband....so I know the place you are in. God's blessings and my love!!!
Stephen Shiber
09/27/2014
Grandma it is still hard to swallow that you have moved on. You have touched many lives with your stories. We have shared alot of stories together and many that were not told. The South Side will not be the same without you, but your momory will live on forever. We will still be able to see you from the front window. looking towards the hillside. You now have the time to spend with grandfather to charish your times together.
Angela Shiber
09/25/2014
Grandma Shiber, this all happened so very fast and still seems to be so unreal. You will be so greatly missed by so many. You have always been such an amazing person to so many. I know Steve, myself, Amanda, Brandon and Bailey will miss you greatly and will always remember you and all you have done for all of us. It will be hard to go into the backyard and you know longer be there watching the kids from your kitchen window or knowing that they are there and you are getting them packed up with all sorts of goodies!!! Love and miss you always and forever...... <3