Originally printed on January 26, 2021.
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KANE Margaret Ewing (nee Meldrum), after the peaceful passing of my mother at home, on Tuesday, December 29, 2020, I would like to extend my thanks to all those who cared for her, particularly in those last few weeks. The pandemic has prevented me, her daughter Catherine, from travelling. In respect of my mother I have arranged my own 'light a candle' tribute taking place in Washington DC, on Friday, January 29, at 2.30pm GMT. I invite you to light a candle at this time and remember the spirit of my mother. In this way we can all honour Margaret together, wherever we are in the world.
29 January 2021 Although we met briefly only once, I am writing to honour you and to thank you for your daughter Cath.
Love and peace
Mairead Tagg
29 January 2021 Thinking of you at this sad time and sending you much love.
love across the miles
Roxane
28 January 2021 I am sorry that you must feel far away and not to have been in the UK but hope that you can remember all the kindness and love that you did to give your Mum and Dad over the years. wishing you peace in your heart. I will light a candle for your Mum and your Dad love Roxane x
Sending love and condolences to you
Mhairi McGowan
28 January 2021 Will be lighting a candle on Friday
Sending love x
Lj
27 January 2021 What a beautiful way to honour your mother’s memory.
I’m sure she would appreciate the shared tribute from what I think will be many.
The children and I will certainly join in by lighting a special candle, they always enjoyed spending time with Margaret, and Gordon too
of course!
Sending love to all that feel her loss but especially to you, wishing we could be with you.
Michael, Linda-Jo, Allissa and Freddie x
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Catherine Kane
27 January 2021 The pandemic has made endings so much harder. As many of you know, my mum, my father and grandparents ran the family butcher business together. My grandparents started the business in Stockethill in the 1950's. They opened the shop in the Tillydrone Shopping Centre (in the 1970's) and were there until the late 1980's. They were at the heart of the community, everybody knew ‘Kane the Butcher'. We couldn’t walk down the street without bumping into someone we knew. In fact a friend in Edinburgh text me today to share a memory of bumping into mum and dad years ago, in Edinburgh Airport. Margaret and Gordon were good company, good fun and loved by many.
I am creating a private collection of memories of mum and dad. Please do get in touch with me directly if you want to share.
I also invite you to leave a message or assist one of our community elders to leave a message. Many of mum and dad's friends won't be on social media. I imagine messages coming from all over the world, international and inter-generational.
Cath
Angela baranowski
27 January 2021 Heartfelt condolences on the loss of your lovely mum, Margaret, beautiful lady inside and out, will miss seeing her about the town, lovely memories when we were kids, sending big hugs
R.I.P Margaret
Kinga
27 January 2021 Cath, I wish I could be there to comfort you as you grieve. I’m holding you in my heart. ❤️
Bless you Margaret R.I.P.
Freda cameron
26 January 2021 You are in our thoughts Kath .Being so far away in these hard times is not easy for you . We are thinking of you at this very sad time . You are in our hearts and prayers. Love always .
Ian and Freda xx
Our sympathy
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25 January 2021 Please accept our condolences at this difficult time.
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