Margaret K. Sheehan

The world has lost a special angel. She was preceded in death by her father, Paul T. Sheehan, mother, Joyce A. Bannoura and brother, Timothy L. Watson. We were blessed to have Margo as many years as we did. Doctors gave her 10 years from birth as she suffered from meningitis and 105-degree fever which left her with permanent brain damage for her life. She proved from the beginning that she was bold, scrappy and here to live as long and hard as she could. She never spoke a word but told you everything you needed to know with her beautiful eyes. She showed her friends and family things no one else could have. She never let her disabilities be an excuse on living her life. She loved to play peek-a-boo with people to get them to smile. She loved swimming, traveling and trying any food the world had to offer. She had a loud, infectious laugh that made those around her remember they were alive. She was a woman of class and always ensured her nails were painted and ready to extend her hand to people as she introduced herself. She brought endless joy to all those she crossed paths with, but most importantly, she taught us to value every day in ways many of us don’t. She taught us to take advantage of what the world has to offer every day. She will be greatly missed and never forgotten. But we all are better people having had her the last 58 years. We know you are with Dad, Mom and Tim catching up; we will miss you tremendously. Until we meet again – Love you – Maggie Doo